@AmigOS

looks like it's time for a rescue CD...

@AmigOS

First, which system are you using? Classic-PPC, A1, Sam, Peg2 or X-1000?

@LyleHaze

Sure, you can blame it all on me, although it's caused by TW not looking in all the locations were the fonts can be located.

@salass00

Thanks for your suggestion, it led me to cause of the problem. I had run the font cache right after I installed TW for the very first time with no problems. But while doing it now it said that _TrueType had failed. Looking in the _TrueType dir, I found something called Score.ttf. Don't know where that came from, but after taking that out and running font-cache again TimberWolf works well for me once more. Thanks to everyone for your assistance and suggestions.

@LiveForIt

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The sticky scroll bar is a feature! And it hasn't crashed on exit here for a long time. So it may not be robust for you, but for Sundown, who uses it extensively and knows all its quirks, and I it is very robust.

@Belxjander

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No, not because I want to. I tried taking everything font-related out of prefs.js like you told me this morning in irc, but TW put UTF8 back in. Grrr...

@LiveForIt

That's too bad because for me it's very fast, fairly robust, and if it weren't for the current font problem, I'd be using it as my main browser. Only because we don't have a port of Google Chrome.

I don't remember how I managed to do it, but somehow my font in TW has been changed to some type of musical score notes. Needless to say it makes TW impossible to use and very difficult to find the way to change it back. Does anyone know of an easy fix for this? I've gone as far as to completely delete every trace of TW from my system and reinstall it, but the font remains the same...

As one of the main targets for AmigaOS 4.2 is multi-core support, does anyone feel that there will be any reason for updating Classic h/w to 4.2?

@328gts

Did you do a "Vox"?

@logicalheart

Hi, thinkchip and logicalheart, it's good to see other users from the Salt Lake area here.

@Raziel

<quote>@amigacooke

Where di you see that?

It's at 91,380 right now</quote>

Is that in euro's? Because including PayPal funding the total on 17/12/2013 was $94,950 USD.

Happy New Year from the Rocky mountains!

I've put together a tutorial for ACE, the AmigaBASIC compiler, in AmigaGuide format and uploaded it to Aminet under lang/basic/ACE_Tutorial.lha. This is a preliminary version which I plan to update when I have time available. I also hope to update AIDE 1.1 so that it will work with AmigaOS4.1u6 without any errors. If anyone uses this and notices any bugs or has any suggestions, please contact me here or on Amigaworld or on IRC. I welcome any and all feedback.

@Rigo

Yes, I copied 'cancel#?' over from my X1000 installation and then I got an error about missing toolbars. I copied those over also and Codebench is working again. I'm sorry I have no idea what happened to those files; I've never directly handled anything that Codebench installed.

As far as system updates go, the last time the png_datatype was updated was back on 2013-6-18 and Codebench worked fine until very recently, at least up through AmiWest in October. The funny thing is AmiUpdate System Rollback shows the last date as 2013-9-29 and I know I've done quite a few updates since then.

@broadblues

I wonder if that worked? I had upgraded to 0.42 and that was working for a while, but after applying a system update I started getting that error message also.

@Thematic

<blockquote>Wasn't the limitation in AmTelnet ssh v1? It may also need textinput.mcc 27.1 or just some old version.</blockquote>

Yes, AmTelnet quit working for me when my ISP changed to ssh v2.

@amigacooke

Well, I happen to know that they at least raised more than 2.40GBP from the Amiga community.

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I guess I could if I could find it...

@all

Has anyone used this program recently? With all the changes in the OS the past 3-4 years the download function is no longer working for me on either my AmigaOne XE or X1000.