> >Demo is available from http://www.arc-techno.com after registration :( >but the current version is 2009, progress 3 release dates back to 2003, and the software house no longer provides support >for progress3. 2009 edition is so different (i think) from progress3. It may be time to upgrade to the latest version. I don't like to run 'unsupported' software in case it breaks. >Other versions (up to the 2005 edition) were freely downloadable from the site without registering, but not anymore. I >have the 2005 demo edition, if you want I can make a torrent, otherwise, Progress3 is available on network (emule or > torrent but, it is not legal :( ) Let's not do that. I don't like the thought of those folks showing up at my front door. > > >James McKenzie wrote: >> On 9/15/10 2:23 PM, >> Can you run the regression test to point out which change to Wine, over >> two years, caused this problem to occur? > I think not being able to do a good translation. What do you mean? > >However, I think I'm not being able to make a bug report. I can groped but don't expect guaranteed results. I'm sorry, but >ask me too. There were over 7,000 software change commits between Wine 1.0.1 and Wine 1.2. That's many changes. A regression test uses a divide by two alogrithm to 'bisect' the number of commits and then you build Wine from the resulting source code and then run your program under the resulting output. This continues until the software code change that caused the problem is identified. However, you may not want to or cannot do this (for many reasons.) I will try to get the demo and see if I can get it to work this week, time permitting. James McKenzie
