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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2011-01-17 21:32:57
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On 17.01.2011 18:55, Peter Juhasz wrote: > The wxt terminal window appears, but without any content, and the > application doesn't respond anymore. I have to kill it every time, no > "it magically fixed itself after the fifth time" for me. My experience on a real Windows box was somewhat similar, but ultimately different. The first plot from the first wxt version of gnuplot I ever ran took _ages_. Yes, it did feel like eternity, but ulimately it got there. Ever since, it just works. So apparently there's something the wxt framework needs to do once to work properly. Maybe you guys just need to be a bit more patient before killing it. > The problem with the help files is a longstanding one, and AFAIK it's > not that easy to fix. There is a system component that was in XP but > is missing from Vista et al., that's why the help doesn't work. You > can install that component from Microsoft's site, after that it'll > work. (I can't recall its name now) If only it were that simple. The real problem is that even after you have winhelp32 installed, it'll _still_ refuse to display our help pages, because they have arrived on the system without having been "blessed" by an official MSI installer. So you have to explicitly remove a "this is a nasty file from somewhere in the big, nasty Internet, so it can't be allowed to work" flag from the file in Explorer. |