-=> mark lewis wrote to Dan Clough <=-

 DC> I've had a few issues with tickitcfg also...

 ml> i'm not sure i know of these issues... can you elaborate?

I guess I never told you about that, quite a while back when I was 
having other tickit issues that we were working on...  Tickitcfg 
would often just crash/exit and not save the changes I had made.  
This was on the Windoze version and I just edited the .ini 
manually, largely because I had enough other problems which were 
more important at the time.  Pretty sure that was all before you
made the extensive changes to tickit.js (and tickitcfg.js).
Probably corrected now, I haven't tried it again for a while now.

 DC> The configurator (tickitcfg.js) is not really needed.

 ml> true again but it does make it easier... especially since it can
 ml> import the files areas data and then you can use that to further
 ml> configure the tic processing of the different files areas...

Yep.  I'll give the current tickitcfg.js a test run (on Linux now) 
and see how it goes.


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