James,
Whoa...slow your roll just a little, please. I meant no offense, nor
was I being rude. Just as most software has the option to have
different versions, my question was intended to find out whether those
of us who have no issues with the latest release can keep that
release, and the others are free to revert if they wish. Take Jaws,
for example. If you look at Freedom Scientific's page, you can see
that there is an ability to download and install multiple versions of
Jaws. I use Jaws 18, for example, while a friend of mine uses the
latest release, Jaws 2019. Most software that can be downloaded
offers the ability to download multiple different versions, including
betas and older versions. I never suggested that people with issues
should not be able to revert. I am suggesting that people who have no
issues should be able to keep the latest release, and others can
revert to 2.0.0.66 if they wish.
I'm wondering if the problems are machine-specific? It could be that
some people encountering problems are using earlier versions of
Windows, different versions of Jaws or NVDA, etc. For example, I am
using Windows 10 with the latest updates and Jaws 18 on this machine.
Perhaps others are using earlier versions of Windows 10, perhaps they
have not run windows update in a while, perhaps they are using Windows
7, a different version of Jaws, etc. The point is, the problem may
not be the poker app itself, as some of us seem to be fine with the
latest release, but rather the machine on which it was installed.
This sort of issue could be multifactorial, and it would be hard to
diagnose without knowing the exact state of the machines on which it
was installed. Also, when I encountered the issues described above,
where no cards were being read, and nothing occurring, I checked the
logs located at c:\nenad\TXTLogs\BlindPokerLog.txt, and I saw "hand is
not read" repeatedly. The issue was fixed by adjusting my display
settings. It could be that machines having issues have display
settings that are off in some way. First, make sure that your display
is in landscape mode, not portrait. Also, make sure that scaling is
set to 100 percent, and make sure resolution is set to 1366 x 768.
Then try again. If you get nothing, then check the log at
c:\Nenad\TXTLogs\BlindPokerLog.txt, and see what information it gives.
On 11/9/19, James Little <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Well it is not working fine for so many, you are clearly lucky that it isBlindpoker mailinglist
working for you, because many of us it is not working so you cannot keep it
just because it works for you, what about for the ones that doesn’t work
for?
On 9 Nov 2019, at 13:52, Jody McKinniss <jlove42010@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Nenad,
Is it possible to keep the latest version if it's working fine? I had
no issues with that version, and I would rather not revert if I don't
have to.
On 11/9/19, Jody McKinniss <jlove42010@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Blindpoker mailinglist
The new version worked fine for me. I had absolutely no issues, and
I'm using Jaws. The only issue I had was with a bug with "run it
twice" hands, where cards are not read when an all in occurs with a
player who has his options set to "run it twice," but that bug has
nothing to do with normal play. On normal tables where run it twice
is not selected, the latest version, which I believe was 2.0.0.67,
worked fine.
On 11/9/19, Nenad Biresev <nbiresev@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ok i will have time to look at it in 8 hours.
On Sat, 9 Nov 2019, 11:46 AM Svajunas Tunaitis,
<svajunastunaitis@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
hello
nenid
no don't work keyboard and don't read cards
2019-11-09 10:42 GMT+02:00, Nenad Biresev <nbiresev@xxxxxxxxx>:
Hello guys,
considering that several of you had issues with newest version, i
have
reversed to last stable version. Let me know if you still face
issues.
regards,
Nenad.
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