On my Desktop there's two icons saved after downloading, one for the Installer files, the other icon is the exe. file for the Repertory. Make sure you clicking on the Repertory icon to open, not the Installer icon (also named Completedynamics...) otherwise you just get the same Installer Wizard info.
Thanks for the present Roger and Edwin.
Chris Gillen
complete dynamics, a Complete Repertory present for all of you
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Hart Matthews
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Re: complete dynamics, a Complete Repertory present for all of you
Dear Roger & Edwin,
I have an old iMac with a slow processor and not a lot of memory. Complete Dynamics runs slowly, but if I'm patient and let it load fully, I can browse through the pages easily and quickly. It's nice to be able to check the 2009 against the 2005 repertories in my version of MacRep.
Thanks so much for making this available to the public!
Sincerely,
Hart Matthews
Durham, North Carolina
p.s. Do you plan an updated version of the Repertorium Universale anytime soon?
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Man will become better when you show him what he is like.
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I have an old iMac with a slow processor and not a lot of memory. Complete Dynamics runs slowly, but if I'm patient and let it load fully, I can browse through the pages easily and quickly. It's nice to be able to check the 2009 against the 2005 repertories in my version of MacRep.
Thanks so much for making this available to the public!
Sincerely,
Hart Matthews
Durham, North Carolina
p.s. Do you plan an updated version of the Repertorium Universale anytime soon?
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Man will become better when you show him what he is like.
- Anton Chekov
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Roger Van Zandvoort
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Re: complete dynamics, a Complete Repertory present for all of you
Thank you Hart,
Good to hear that the oldiest, provided they have enough memory, still run with the modern material..
I understood that on pcs it is a bit more of a problem.
If too slow, memory upgrade, should not be too expensive these days
Be well,
Roger
Good to hear that the oldiest, provided they have enough memory, still run with the modern material..
I understood that on pcs it is a bit more of a problem.
If too slow, memory upgrade, should not be too expensive these days
Be well,
Roger
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Re: complete dynamics, a Complete Repertory present for all of you
Even windows OS - XP or vista- will have problems with 256 MB Ram- leave alone applications
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