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>thanks Dave!
>
>yes i got it working. seems i need to have the reader plugged in BEFORE i launch PFP...
>
>well i have to say the 729 patch reading is a serious task :P. i'm hoping another beer will help make it easier

That's what everyone says...:-)

You could do it in thirds, and take a break between them. That's usually
what I do, although I mostly read 225 patch targets for testing.

Doing it that way, you can tell yourself that it's just like reading 3 of
the 225 patch targets; and since reading one of those is fairly easy,
suddenly the 729 patch target won't seem as hard.

>(and a higher table and i guess i should cut down the size of the paper also, it's like 2 x 4 ft.)

Sounds like you printed out the large, 1-sheet 729 patch target? That's
definitely the easier one to read.

If you scale it so that it's printed out Super-B sized or so, that's a
reasonable compromise; you don't have to cover as much ground that way.

>are you hanging out at ur laptop or something? you replied super fast and it's late too (9:05 pm in Vancouver!)

12:30 am here, but I'm not done for the night yet. Lots of late nights go
into PFP development, as many beta testers will know from the date/time
stamps that show up in the various application builds and support files..:-)
And even the release application, and installers, now that I'm looking
at them.

>anyway thanks for the help. much appreciated :)
>

You're welcome!


Best regards,

-- 
David Miller
Senior Software Developer, Digital Color Solutions
ColorVision