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Static TABLES ::: graphic interface upgrade... what do you think!!
- Thread starterMozzi
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Fred,
to fix the time, go to the program on your hard drive. Probably C:SATT or something. Open the config file. The third line should read:
var dly = 985; //the timing delay MAY NEED ADJUSTING
The number (985) will likely be different, just increase the number and save the file. The bigger the number, the slower the time. Play with the number until it's close to "real" time. Don't forget to save the file and re-start the program each time you make an adjustment. The closest I could get mine was within 4 sec during a 41min session... close enough for me!
If you have any further trouble, PM me and I'll do my best to help!
Aaron
to fix the time, go to the program on your hard drive. Probably C:SATT or something. Open the config file. The third line should read:
var dly = 985; //the timing delay MAY NEED ADJUSTING
The number (985) will likely be different, just increase the number and save the file. The bigger the number, the slower the time. Play with the number until it's close to "real" time. Don't forget to save the file and re-start the program each time you make an adjustment. The closest I could get mine was within 4 sec during a 41min session... close enough for me!
If you have any further trouble, PM me and I'll do my best to help!
Aaron
Hi Flyboy
Thanx for the help .. ive been looking in Forums how to solve the probelm but it did not work.. so thank you for the solution...
Cheers
Mozzi
Thanx for the help .. ive been looking in Forums how to solve the probelm but it did not work.. so thank you for the solution...
Cheers
Mozzi
Ummm, a bit unfair
Well as the chap who wrote the tables [the software, not the thinking behind the 'table' idea] in the first place I have a some-what unique point of view on all this.
While Mozzi has done a great job of skinning the SATTs (really, they are great), he was not asked to do the job nor was I asked if I wanted it doing nor permission to do it. So please don't say that I haven't even Thanked You for doing something that I didn't ask to be done!
I will be contacting Mozzi tonight re providing a download link & also Stephen about the fact that I still own the code... ;-)
I really do like what he's done & I wish I was as good with graphics!
For those who have trouble with timing on your PC, my ORIGINAL version came with a readme.txt file that explained how to overcome these problems
Dan
Well as the chap who wrote the tables [the software, not the thinking behind the 'table' idea] in the first place I have a some-what unique point of view on all this.
While Mozzi has done a great job of skinning the SATTs (really, they are great), he was not asked to do the job nor was I asked if I wanted it doing nor permission to do it. So please don't say that I haven't even Thanked You for doing something that I didn't ask to be done!
I will be contacting Mozzi tonight re providing a download link & also Stephen about the fact that I still own the code... ;-)
I really do like what he's done & I wish I was as good with graphics!
For those who have trouble with timing on your PC, my ORIGINAL version came with a readme.txt file that explained how to overcome these problems
Dan
Dan,
Good to see you here!
Drop me a line regarding whether you'd agree to let us mirror the download here. Obviously i'm not going to proceed with anything without your permission.
Cheers!
Good to see you here!
Drop me a line regarding whether you'd agree to let us mirror the download here. Obviously i'm not going to proceed with anything without your permission.
Cheers!
Dan,
I had no idea who wrote the program in the first place! Thanks so much, it's a great and very helpful program.
I have downloaded the newer graphics version, but will delete it if you wish. I won't use it further until I hear from you.
Cheers mate!
Aaron
I had no idea who wrote the program in the first place! Thanks so much, it's a great and very helpful program.
I have downloaded the newer graphics version, but will delete it if you wish. I won't use it further until I hear from you.
Cheers mate!
Aaron
Hi Aaron,
I'm more than happy for everyone & anyone to use which ever version they like (Mozzi's certainly looks better than the one I did)! That's why they were written as a browser based free download in the first place - everyone would be able to run them
Dan
I'm more than happy for everyone & anyone to use which ever version they like (Mozzi's certainly looks better than the one I did)! That's why they were written as a browser based free download in the first place - everyone would be able to run them
Dan
good idea. done & done. took me 5 mins to modify an small 'apnea tables' script i wrote yesterday to work on my ipaq 3630, which is running some ancient version of pocket pc (windows ce 3.0, go figure).Originally posted by Jeff06
Hello,
I have some issues using your tables on my PocketPC...
Could it be possible to have a release fully usable on Pocket?
It would be great (at least for me
will make available shortly hey, along with the script (which is small, fast, & ie+moz compliant).
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