http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16 because sometimes I write software Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:22:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16#comment-70 Wed, 12 Apr 2006 05:12:58 +0000 http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16#comment-70 font iinstaller : http://www.yaodownload.com/desktop-enhancements/font-tools/alfontinstaller/ font iinstaller :
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]]> http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16#comment-26 Mon, 30 May 2005 05:01:25 +0000 http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16#comment-26 There was a bug [fixed for new version] with viewing binary files as text. Hopefully it is the same one ;) There was a bug [fixed for new version] with viewing binary files as text. Hopefully it is the same one ;)

]]> http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16#comment-25 Sun, 29 May 2005 15:50:50 +0000 http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16#comment-25 Sorry mark.. I cannot seem to reproduce it right away now. It only happened with certain files, I did not edit them but may have changed between the 2,3,4 byte views and the text view.. Also what often has happened with the binary files is that it doesn't crash, but X/Close doesn't work. Only way to close is to kill from task manager. If I find some file where this seems to happen constantly (possibly it has a header such that edit thinks its unicode when its just binary.. not sure) I'll let u know. Sorry mark.. I cannot seem to reproduce it right away now. It only happened with certain files, I did not edit them but may have changed between the 2,3,4 byte views and the text view.. Also what often has happened with the binary files is that it doesn’t crash, but X/Close doesn’t work. Only way to close is to kill from task manager. If I find some file where this seems to happen constantly (possibly it has a header such that edit thinks its unicode when its just binary.. not sure) I’ll let u know.

]]> http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16#comment-23 Wed, 18 May 2005 22:02:49 +0000 http://blog.jujusoft.com/entry/16#comment-23 If there is a crash, I'd really like to know: 1) Was it in standard binary view, or one of the variants [eg 2,3,4 byte] 2) Did it crash while editing [ie after a typing/delete/paste operation] 3) Was it using syntax hilighting at the time [eg was it a recognized filetype] If there is a crash, I’d really like to know:
1) Was it in standard binary view, or one of the variants [eg 2,3,4 byte]
2) Did it crash while editing [ie after a typing/delete/paste operation]
3) Was it using syntax hilighting at the time [eg was it a recognized filetype]

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