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    If the Australian distributor is having it Drop-Shipped, then it's their responsibility to follow through if the process doesn't complete.

    Get them on the case, and don't let them pass the buck on to you.
    You paid the money to them, not Mecanique. If they can't resolve it, get your money back, and order it from a vendor that has it in stock.

    And in the mean time, download the FREE version.
    Other than more ICD models (in-circuit-debug) and a Bootloader, it's pretty much the same thing.
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    Darrel,
    Received he CD today. The distributor informed me it's normal to wait 4 plus (maybe that's where the Studio PLUS derived its name)weeks. I am more peeved that I never got an answer from Mecanique from my emails. Anyway its water under the bridge now, and can finally start to use easyHID.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OzGrant View Post
    Received he CD today.
    Well that's good news!
    Now it's behind you, with PlayTime ahead!

    The distributor informed me it's normal to wait 4 plus (maybe that's where the Studio PLUS derived its name)weeks.
    Maybe I'm biased living in the US, where nothings more than 4-days away, but 4-weeks does sound excessive.

    I am more peeved that I never got an answer from Mecanique from my emails. Anyway its water under the bridge now, and can finally start to use easyHID.
    I feel for you ... I'd be hot under the collar too, not having access to PBP for a month.
    But like you said, "water under the bridge".
    Now it's time to dig in and get completely peeved trying to figure it all out.

    Regards,
    DT

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    Is it just me, or does anyone else get caught thinking this thread is about a Telemecanique relay (contactor)?

    Seems like every time I see it come up, I do a double take....

    Bo

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    Hi quys,
    having problems with MCSP results in the same when writing email to them => no answer (i tried 3 email addresses!, twice!).

    Maybe somebidy here can help:
    I have a courious effect: I have a project with one .bas files and several .inc files. All ok. After compiling the project: one .inc file has disappeared! It is completely deleted from the harddisk, also not to find in trash...!?

    What happens there....!?

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    Ralf

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    I remember reading about a similar problem a long time ago. I believe the problem is that the file name length which the program uses to differentiate/recognize files(.bas or .inc) is quite low...wish I could point you to that thread...
    Do the files have similar names?

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    If in doubt, default to the old MS-DOS (CP/M) file names (which seem to work in almost all cases)...

    Rules...

    (1) No more than 8 Characters (only Alphabetics, Numerics and Hyphen allowed)
    (2) No Spaces
    (3) No Hieroglyphics ie Ampersands (&), Asterisks (*), Commas, Full-Stops, Percents (%) or anything else - as many had special meanings within the File, Directory or Search System.
    (4) You could have a Full-Stop (Period) and you could then follow that with an extension of up to three characters (in our case it's .BAS or .LST or .HEX etc)

    All of which leads me to suspect that the PICBasic Command Line Parser has it's roots further back than you might think.

    ...and before anybody gets any strange ideas about my age... my Dad brought home an old Heath/Zenith Z89 from a local junk shop to play with one day when I was a kid... thought I might learn something... yeah... I learnt about Hard Sectored Floppy Disks with a 102kb capacity and an operating system called HDOS - real useful!

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