Hello,

[see subject]

If i doubleclick a EWB-Project and its configuration-file contains one
or more invalid paths, the GUI doesn't appear (looking into the
task-manager, i see the EWB-Task).

Greetins ... Peter

Peter,

<< If i doubleclick a EWB-Project and its configuration-file contains one or
more invalid paths, the GUI doesn't appear (looking into the task-manager, i
see the EWB-Task). >>

I'll check it out, thanks.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Peter,

<< If i doubleclick a EWB-Project and its configuration-file contains one or
more invalid paths, the GUI doesn't appear (looking into the task-manager, i
see the EWB-Task). >>

I'm not seeing this here.  Is it possible that any of the invalid paths were
pointing to network resources or other drives that might be subject to
connection wait times ?

Thanks,

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

> I'm not seeing this here.  Is it possible that any of the invalid paths
> were pointing to network resources or other drives that might be subject
> to connection wait times ?

I had the same problem. After deleting the .ini file the problem was
gone. No network resources on that computer.

I'll try to find the deleted .ini-file and have a look what's wrong with it.

Uli

Am 24.08.2012 11:36, schrieb Uli Becker:
> I had the same problem. After deleting the .ini file the problem was
> gone. No network resources on that computer.

yes, sorry, i forgot to mention that i also delete my .ini file to start
EWB again.

Thanks & Greetings ... Peter

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Sorry for my weird english

Tim,

in my case I was able to find the culprit here:

[Window_MainForm]
Window State=1
Window Top=36
Window Left=208
Window Height=1000
Window Width=1600

Changing either "Window State" to 0 or "Window Height" <> 1000 helps.

I guess 0 means minimized. Maybe EWB doesn't like the combination of
(Minimized) and (Height = 1000)

Uli

Correction:

I guess 1 means minimized. Maybe EWB...

Am 24.08.2012 12:15, schrieb Uli Becker:
> in my case I was able to find the culprit here:
> [...]

same here. After restoring the deleted .ini, EWB will not start
properly. After setting Window State to 0, everything works as
expected.

Thank you your investigation, Uli.

Greetings ... Peter

Peter,

> Thank you your investigation, Uli.

You are welcome.

Uli

Uli,

<< in my case I was able to find the culprit here: >>

Thanks, I'll check this out.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com