Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

Hello Mark,could it be, that when I open B-Controls dialog, it asks to open a new BCR or BCF, and in the beginning I didn't watch out and I ended up having 2 of each? and 'IF' it was set on BCF it started wrong??...just guessing... (I erased them all meanwhile), only one bcr was active, the others said offline or something anyway, (I struggled a bit, having foggy memory from my previous BCR...and remembering it went easy)... it works great, it opens up instantly, and all I can say is a big... THANX All best, Karel

--- On Fri, 14/5/10, markwinvdb <markwinvdb@...> wrote:

From: markwinvdb <markwinvdb@...>
Subject: [bc2000] Re: BC manager error
To: bc2000@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, 14 May, 2010, 10:21















 
 



  


    
      
      
      --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, karel skakal <s_y_nagual@...> wrote:

> after reading your letter, I went back to 1.10 which was

> there before I am sure...my BCR is not that old and I remember seeing

> it. (I confused firmwares)



Hm... In a sense, then, I'm relieved that I did NOT miss an opportunity to lay my hands on older firmware...!



> With the editor, something wasn't right, (never found out what) and 

> re-installing fixed it,I was always on the last version, now it 

> works...



I'm still mystified what it could have been: your screendump was very specific: there was definitely something very wrong.

Maybe your MIDI setup when you first ran BC Manager was such that BC Manager's autodetection routine went wrong. This autodetection is a rather complicated business; I thought I had most cases covered, but maybe not... Anyway, I'll keep this problem in mind if I ever go through these routines again.



> thank you for your help, I am not sure I could have figured it out so

> fast:)



Actually I'm not sure I was that much help, offering all kinds of convoluted explanations that all turned out to be wrong...

And since I wrote BC Manager, in a sense I was the one responsible for your troubles in the first place...



Best wishes,

   Mark.