WOW!

I bet that was exciting Larry, working in a project like that!

And the things we used to do with those thousands of cards... I did lots of FORTRAN and then COBOL with them too.

I remember working with the IBM /360 system... and all the amazing 8 KB of RAM.

Wish I could say I got to fly it but I only got to work on its mission planning system. The aircraft itself was pretty advanced. The planning system ran on punch cards, mag tape and FORTRAN.

-Larry

Hi Ben.

Are you flying Lary's jet plane?

Aye, we'll try to go back to using the closed developer threads that are available from the forum homepage... I think there's one called "Updates"... seems like a logical enough place to put them.

I try to keep up with new posts to the forum on a daily basis. But some times, like Ivan, I miss something (probably a result of being around when punch cards and FORTRAN were is use). Instead of having to search all the posts it would be nice if all patches could be found in one place.

-Larry

Yes.  You will follow the same instructions from that previous post.

LOL...we won't hold it against you

Hi Ivan;



Good thing I read the post. I only kept up with what Trent had put up and missed what Ben had added!


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Hi Ben.

Thanks a lot!

I had done the Extensibility, bu I had missed the DLLs post somehow... and I read everything, it must be the ageing...

See you soon.

Ben I had also done the same update that Trent provided (which there was only on DLL) in it, and now I see your second post, you had a new Zip file (which I had missed), to download (which has 4 DLLs).



Should we follow the same following routine with these 4 DLLs?




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Did you one of the new DLLs posted on the forum for an interim fix?  If you only used the Extensibility DLL, then most likely, there was a change that also requires the 4 core DLLs.  You can get the DLLs to fix the browse dialog problems from the following links (they're both in the same topic).

http://forum.strataframe.net/FindPost8410.aspx

http://forum.strataframe.net/FindPost8363.aspx