Derell Licht

Well... no... I actually want it to ask this question, because sometimes I'm busy with a site that I'm using the password for... However, it would really be alot more practical if the dialog that poses the question, was actually visible to me!!! Thus my original question...

I'm using V2.58 (64-bit), but this issue has existed across many versions, for years ... When I log into the program, use it for awhile, then go do other things, after a couple of minutes KeePass tries to log me out. This is fine, and as I want it... Sadly though, it pops up this window asking me what I want to do with my data: Save, SomethingElse, Cancel ... However, it pops up that window behind all other active windows, where I can't see it... furthermore, I cannot even single-click or double-click...

Okay, this is a bit of a necro, but I'm sitting here in 2024, with Windows 10 Pro, GpsPrune 24.4, Java 1.8.0_421 (which is the latest version available on Windows 10 in 2024), and GpsPrune still fails to run, with the same errors as listed in the original post. Is there actually any way to make GpsPrune run on Windows 10 Pro ?

One other observation, about ins.dll ... you state that you will "add a note to the readme" about it... No, if it is required to build the example programs, then ins.dll should be included in the lib directory of the SDK... the whole point of the SDK is that it should be ready to use !!! unzip, compile, link, run...

Also, a note about building with MinGW: I actually can use the MSVC libraries and headers with no problems... All I have to do is rename library.lib to liblibrary.a and copy it to the compiler's lib directory. So I don't need a special distribution for MinGW...

BTW, there were also some undefined variables when trying to build simple.c : // variables/declarations copied from il2.h // Callback functions for file reading and writing class ILimage; typedef void* ILHANDLE; I ended up having to copy these from il2.h to il.h ... I tried including both il.h and il2.h, but that apparently wasn't valid. After all of the fixes mentioned in these messages, simple.c would compile and link successfully, though ilLoadImage() failed, with no apparent error code, though...