[Logic] Spot Log in Logic 6 DEMO

2002年4月12日 06:25:03 -0500

I have been running Logic 6 all night now (about 9 hours) without any screen
saver or power management interruptions and it is still accepting spots. It
seems that these interact so you want to be sure not to allow either of
these things. I do not understand why the screen saver does it so will make
some more tires but it does work and it seems to work for an extended period
of you follow my earlier instructions and do not let screen savers or power
management (shut down monitor or drive) take over.
I am still a little nervous that it will stop again since I cannot explain
why the screen saver stopped it but so far so good.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On
> Behalf Of Gil Baron
> Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 9:39 PM
> To: AA/Logic
> Subject: [Logic] Spot Log in Logic 6 DEMO
>>> I wrote earlier that the SPOT log was getting spots form DXTELNET ok in
> Logic 6 DEMO VERSION but unfortunately I spoke too soon. After
> about 6 hours
> it stopped accepting them and would accept no more. Ending Logic 6 and
> starting LOGIC 5 caused all the spots to start showing up again IN LOGIC 5
> but not 6 even if I want back to 6.
>> This may a problem with the demo only, my copy will be here Sat or early
> next week and I will try again. If not the demo only then this should be
> investigated. I posted earlier about how to set up to make
> DXTELNET work and
> it does reliably with logic 5, all day long and no problem.
>> One possibility is that I had a screen saver running and perhaps when it
> start up it killed the spots, not sure? I did not let the power management
> turn of the monitor or hard disk though and no standby, all those settings
> are never.
>>> After running 5 for a while I just started 6 again and it seems to be
> working. I will leave the screen saver off and let it run all night to see
> what happens and report. Very strange behavior but who knows, it
> may be some
> system setup thing. I only installed XP this week?
> I do hope my post about setting up DXTELNET encourages some
> others to try it
> and they report what they see. DXTELNET is so much better for
> spotting than
> anything else I have tried that works with Logic. The DXLABS
> things might be
> good but do not have the link.
>>>> Gil Baron http://webpages.charter.net/gbaron
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