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From: Matt J. <mj...@gm...> - 2006-02-04 15:46:00
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My personal diary is here about my trials and tribulations with this wonderful software. (which i happen to like and want to use, except for thi= s one bloody thing!!) http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=3D1433479&forum_id=3D48211 (all details are there) If anybody would care to offer something, anything to help be get beyond this, it would greatly be appreciated and you could have the warm and fuzzy feeling knowing that you potentially saved a masacre (or at least some very harsh words towards some random old lady) , because i'm --> <-- close to going POSTAL. It's not my fault that i'm retarded. We were all born with special qualitie= s and i'm exhibiting mine right now. Thanks in advance, Matt Jobson p.s. in reference to this : http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=3D448086 my exe is the correct one at " devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe - 9,326,468 bytes". |
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From: Matthew L. <ml...@ac...> - 2006-02-05 00:20:02
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Is there a reason why my screen would flash completely black for about = one secong when starting Dev-C++? It does this as if the screen = graphics settings are changing. It does this when starting the program, = and when going into the tools/compiler options menu. There seems to be = no other adverse effect, but this is not something that should be = happening. Nothing like this happens with any other program I have. I = have tried reinstalling and uninstalling with no sucess. Any ideas? = Thank you. |
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From: Matthew L. <ml...@ac...> - 2006-02-05 20:38:16
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----- Original Message -----=20
From: Kishan Patel=20
To: Matthew Link=20
sorry
Is there a reason why my screen would flash completely black for =
about one secong when starting Dev-C++? It does this as if the screen =
graphics settings are changing. It does this when starting the program, =
and when going into the tools/compiler options menu. There seems to be =
no other adverse effect, but this is not something that should be =
happening. Nothing like this happens with any other program I have. I =
have tried reinstalling and uninstalling with no sucess. Any ideas? =
Thank you.
Do you mean that you are sorry, but you have no suggestions for my =
problem, or are you simply sorry that I have it? ;-)
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From: Matthew L. <ml...@ac...> - 2006-02-06 04:57:08
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Thank you--I guess. I did sent the message to the whole list, didn't I?
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Kishan Patel=20
To: Matthew Link=20
Sent: Sunday 05 February 2006 04:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Blank screen when starting Dev-C++?
for all those reasons
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Matthew Link=20
To: dev...@li...=20
Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 1:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Blank screen when starting Dev-C++?
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Kishan Patel=20
To: Matthew Link=20
sorry
Is there a reason why my screen would flash completely black for =
about one secong when starting Dev-C++? It does this as if the screen =
graphics settings are changing. It does this when starting the program, =
and when going into the tools/compiler options menu. There seems to be =
no other adverse effect, but this is not something that should be =
happening. Nothing like this happens with any other program I have. I =
have tried reinstalling and uninstalling with no sucess. Any ideas? =
Thank you.
Do you mean that you are sorry, but you have no suggestions for my =
problem, or are you simply sorry that I have it? ;-)
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From: Matthew L. <ml...@ac...> - 2006-02-10 18:21:52
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Sent: Monday 06 February 2006 03:51 AM Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Blank screen when starting Dev-C++? Do u have a videocard by ATi? I read somewhere that dev-C+ was having = problems with them. Maybe consider a driver update.. other than that i dunno. I''ve tried to use dev-C++, I've read most of the related msgs on the = forums and everywhere else, but still can't get it to compile project = files, so last night i gave up and found 2 other IDE's.=20 if ur still having problems then try out: This is the best possibility I have heard so far. How can I tell if I = have an ATI card without opening up my case? =20 I have tried everything--uninstalling and reinstalling everything = Dev-C++, manually deleting everything Dev-C++, using registry-cleaning = utilities to remove everything Dev-C++, and the problem persists. This = problem did NOT exist when I was still using Dev-C++ 5 on a Windows 98 = machine, but it does it on this one, upon which I use Windows XP. =20 It is not a serious problem, but it cannot be right and should be = fixable. It is also probably hard on my monitor (no other programs I = have do this). =20 Here is the problem: When I run Dev-C++ 5, the screen goes blank = momentarily (in the same manner as I were changing screen modes from the = "Display Properties/Settings" menu) but then returns as if nothing = happened. The same screen-blanking problem also happens when selecting = the "Compiler Options" item from the "Tools" menu from the Dev-C++ = application itself. I have not seen any other examples of this = happening, using either Dev-C++ 5 or any other applications (including = Dev-C++ 4). I would not like to go back to a previous version of the = program just to avoid a problem that should not exist. I would like to = fix the problem at hand instead. =20 Does the development staff at Bloodshed have access to this list? Are = they members? I think this should be reported as a "bug" but I have had = no replies yet. What possibilities may be causing this? I will discuss = them and what I have done to address them.=20 |
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From: Per W. <pw...@ia...> - 2006-02-10 18:30:13
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Do you somewhere in your path have any other tools with the same name as a Dev-C++ tool, i.e. is there a possibility that Dev-C++ might activate a (possibly old) console application instead of the intended Dev-C++-supplied tool of same name? /Per W On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Matthew Link wrote: > > Sent: Monday 06 February 2006 03:51 AM > Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Blank screen when starting Dev-C++? > > > Do u have a videocard by ATi? I read somewhere that dev-C+ was having problems with them. > > Maybe consider a driver update.. other than that i dunno. > > I''ve tried to use dev-C++, I've read most of the related msgs on the forums and everywhere else, but still can't get it to compile project files, so last night i gave up and found 2 other IDE's. > > if ur still having problems then try out: > > This is the best possibility I have heard so far. How can I tell if I have an ATI card without opening up my case? > > I have tried everything--uninstalling and reinstalling everything Dev-C++, manually deleting everything Dev-C++, using registry-cleaning utilities to remove everything Dev-C++, and the problem persists. This problem did NOT exist when I was still using Dev-C++ 5 on a Windows 98 machine, but it does it on this one, upon which I use Windows XP. > > It is not a serious problem, but it cannot be right and should be fixable. It is also probably hard on my monitor (no other programs I have do this). > > Here is the problem: When I run Dev-C++ 5, the screen goes blank momentarily (in the same manner as I were changing screen modes from the "Display Properties/Settings" menu) but then returns as if nothing happened. The same screen-blanking problem also happens when selecting the "Compiler Options" item from the "Tools" menu from the Dev-C++ application itself. I have not seen any other examples of this happening, using either Dev-C++ 5 or any other applications (including Dev-C++ 4). I would not like to go back to a previous version of the program just to avoid a problem that should not exist. I would like to fix the problem at hand instead. > > Does the development staff at Bloodshed have access to this list? Are they members? I think this should be reported as a "bug" but I have had no replies yet. What possibilities may be causing this? I will discuss them and what I have done to address them. > > > |
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From: Alfred P. R. <al...@ya...> - 2006-02-07 18:02:37
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Offhand, I'd recommend that you go to update.microsoft.com and try to see if there is a monitor or graphics card software update available. The other possibility is that a dos window is temporarily opening up, changing the monitor resolution, and this is what you are seeing. I've never seen this problem with Dev-C++ using a couple of different platforms and Windows versions. Matthew Link <ml...@ac...> wrote: Is there a reason why my screen would flash completely black for about one secong when starting Dev-C++? It does this as if the screen graphics settings are changing. It does this when starting the program, and when going into the tools/compiler options menu. There seems to be no other adverse effect, but this is not something that should be happening. Nothing like this happens with any other program I have. I have tried reinstalling and uninstalling with no sucess. Any ideas? Thank you. Alfred P. Reaud |
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From: <lu...@wa...> - 2006-02-08 05:35:48
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