John - yes there does appear to be a lot going on (I have folder sizes turned on and am clicking on different drives when it happens).
Admin - do you still need my INI file?
Cheers,
D
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I just downloaded 0024, and I tried very hard to illicit this bug, but try as I might, I could not.CitizenD wrote:Just downloaded the latest beta (5.60.0024) and got it to "run-time 10" on first launch.
But then, it always was elusive, coming out of the woodwork when I least expected it, so...
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