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socantra · 07-05-2006, 11:01 AM

Rich,

You're right. 17 races on one readout has very little meaning, but I trust Ted's work, and with Ellis Star's help, they should be able to put Humpty Dumpty back together again.

I'm not sure what sort of feedback you're looking for, but if you are asking whether there's any interest in getting Validator to work like it did before February, where do I send the money, or who do I kill.

I've abandoned the program completely and miss it terribly. It just became too unstable for me to depend upon.

I've got no real pronlems with Trackmaster data. It is a mechanical par system and is just flat going to be wrong a certain amount of the time, as is BRIS or anybody else's par system. That's life. The problem with Val is that it was designed for a set of numbers on a different scale and won't work right with the new one. It probably wouldn't work right with the BRIS scale either without redesigning the program.

A converter may be the only answer, and if one can be produced, I'm in.

Dick...

07-05-2006, 11:01 AM	#4
socantra Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Norman, OK Posts: 387	Rich, You're right. 17 races on one readout has very little meaning, but I trust Ted's work, and with Ellis Star's help, they should be able to put Humpty Dumpty back together again. I'm not sure what sort of feedback you're looking for, but if you are asking whether there's any interest in getting Validator to work like it did before February, where do I send the money, or who do I kill. I've abandoned the program completely and miss it terribly. It just became too unstable for me to depend upon. I've got no real pronlems with Trackmaster data. It is a mechanical par system and is just flat going to be wrong a certain amount of the time, as is BRIS or anybody else's par system. That's life. The problem with Val is that it was designed for a set of numbers on a different scale and won't work right with the new one. It probably wouldn't work right with the BRIS scale either without redesigning the program. A converter may be the only answer, and if one can be produced, I'm in. Dick...