March 2005 - Wine-Devel - list.winehq.org

Re: [documentation] winedev-kernel
by Dmitry Timoshkov March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

"Eric Pouech" <pouech-eric(a)wanadoo.fr> wrote: > + <title>File management</title> > + <para> > + With time, Windows API comes closer to the old Unix paradigm "Everything > + is a file". Even if it grew better over the years, it's still not 100% > + there (for example, you cannot use <function>ReadFile()</function> over > + a socket handle). Is it really true? >From MSDN: BOOL ReadFile( HANDLE hFile, LPVOID lpBuffer, DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytesRead, LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped ); Parameters hFile [in] Handle to the file to be read. The file handle must have been created with the GENERIC_READ access right. For more information, see File Security and Access Rights. For asynchronous read operations, hFile can be any handle opened with the FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED flag by the CreateFile function, or a socket handle returned by the socket or accept function. -- Dmitry.

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Help fixing updown (comctl32) bug?
by C. Scott Ananian March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

I have an open-source Windows application I'm trying to get to run under Wine (sd -- it's in the wine applications database). The particular issue I'd dealing with (at the moment) is a UDM_GETPOS message to an updown control. This is the code in the source application. ui_options.sequence_num_override = SendMessage(GetDlgItem(hwnd, IDC_SEQ_NUM_OVERRIDE_SPIN), UDM_GETPOS, 0, 0L); Under windows, when you just click 'ok' on the dialog without touching the updown control, this SendMessage returns '0'. Under wine, it returns 65536. Looking at the code (wine-cvs/dlls/comctl32/updown.c:2049): case UDM_GETPOS: temp = UPDOWN_GetBuddyInt (infoPtr); return MAKELONG(infoPtr->CurVal, temp ? 0 : 1); So, the different between Windows and Wine is that 'GetBuddyInt' (or its equivalent on Windows) is returning TRUE on Windows and FALSE in Wine. Digging down a level, the first lines of code in UPDOWN_GetBuddyInt are (wine-cvs/dlls/comctl32/updown.c:267): static BOOL UPDOWN_GetBuddyInt (UPDOWN_INFO *infoPtr) { WCHAR txt[20], sep, *src, *dst; int newVal; if (!IsWindow(infoPtr->Buddy)) return FALSE; ------- tracing through GetBuddyInt in Wine, this is as far as it gets. IsWindow returns FALSE, and so GetBuddyInt returns FALSE. But this is very puzzling: if I click one of the controls on the updown control, GetBuddyInt will eventually return TRUE. I don't really understand the purpose of the 'IsWindow' call here -- can anyone who understands the code a bit better explain to me how infoPtr->Buddy could get 'de-windowized'? I don't see anyplace in the code where Buddy gets reassigned, and turning on tracing doesn't show anything suspicious, and I've having great trouble getting gdb to set an appropriate watchpoint for me. Does anyone else have any insights? --scott KUCAGE KMPLEBE class struggle Cocaine UKUSA SCRANGER early warning colonel Bejing AELADLE LICOZY for Dummies ammunition ESODIC Treasury ( http://cscott.net/ )

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Winston.exe or Elster-Formular
by Dietrich Teickner March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

Has anyone tested "Winston" with wine ? This is a replacement for the german tax-program "Elster". If yes, how does the internet-connection works ? Inside Odin(wine-for os\2) overwrites any os-function the WSALastError ( redirected LastError) with any LastError. I know Wine works in the same manner. After redirect the WSALastError to any Tls (only for test), "Winston" will work. Dietrich

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Re: [documentation] winedev-kernel
by Dimitrie O. Paun March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

On Sat, Mar 12, 2005 at 09:29:44PM +0100, Eric Pouech wrote: > some DocBook cosmetic stuff, and new docu (file management being the most > important one) Very nice! Does this complete task Documentation/Devel Guide/6 on the TODO list? -- Dimi.

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Re: Borland C++ Buildeer under Wine
by Oliver Stieber March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

--- Andrew Neil Ramage <nrsc16850(a)blueyonder.co.uk> wrote: > Below is the last three lines of error messages > printed when I tried to > run Borland C++ Builder under wine. (There were > pages and pages of > error messages after I hit Ctrl-C in the terminal I > had started BCB.EXE > from.) > > Is this a known bug in Wine ? > > err:syslevel:_EnterSysLevel (0x40797840, level 2): > Holding 0x4083ccc0, > level 3. Expect deadlock! > err:syslevel:_CheckNotSysLevel Holding lock > 0x4083ccc0 level 3 > err:seh:setup_exception stack overflow 176 bytes in > thread 0009 eip > 004078d5 esp 405b0f50 stack 0x405b0000-0x406b0000 > [andrew(a)zeus BIN]$ > The stack overflow looks like somethings got stuck in a loop, which is problably why there were pages and pages of messages. What version of CBuilder are you using, CBuilder <=5 used to work. http://www.borland.com/products/downloads/download_cbuilderx.html CBuilder X claims to run on linux OOTB. I've got standard on the shelf, > -- > > Andrew > > [hackcoughsniffle] > Internal Virus Database corrupt > > Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

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Re: Wine Start Menu in the Desktop Applications Menu
by Mike Hearn March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:09:52 -0800, Scott Ritchie wrote: > We've talked about it on the Wine lists before, but there have been some > difficulties. The first is that we don't yet understand how to read > Windows shortcut files and interpret them: this can probably be overcome > with some work. Really? That's news to me. We can read .lnk files just fine and even produce .desktop files for them, that's where the icons on the desktop come from. > Here, I propose a short plan of action for getting Wine applications > into the Applications menu. Some of these need to be done at the > distribution level and some need to be done within Wine. When we have > it working nice and smoothly we can submit whatever changes we made to > freedesktop.org as well if they need to become a cross-distribution > standard. > > Here's how I see we can do this in Ubuntu: > > 1) Create a new Menu entry in the .menu file > at /usr/share/gnome-app-install/applications.menu This one will be > named "Windows Applications" and will need to point to two locations > for .desktop files: system-wide ones, and user-specific ones. > Instructions for how to do this are here: > http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/index.html I don't think that's right, gnome-app-install is an Ubuntu thing. What you mean is we can drop a .menu file into ~/.config/xdg/menus/applications-merged and it'll be automatically linked in. We can do this in wineprefixcreate (or when the first menu entry is created). > 2) Create some Wine .desktop files that can go > in /usr/share/applications that will be readable by this menu entry. > These will be for system-wide Wine apps that are common to all users. > This will include Wine's own apps (like the configuration tool and the > uninstaller) as well as packages which depend on Wine (such as > Winetools). If we're going to create our own submenu to map the start menu we may as well put stuff like winecfg and the control panel there. No need to merge them into the main menu (where would they go, anyway?) > 3.) The menu specification can also point to a new location in the local > user's .wine directory, probably something like ~/.wine/menu. The winemenubuilder program is a winelib app so it'd be better to have it in, eg "~/.wine/drive_c/windows/start menu" > Here we'll have the user-specific .desktop files that link to the > Windows applications that user has installed. Once we figure out how to > make Wine build a start menu and translate the shortcuts into .desktop > files, they can be created there. It already does/can do, see winemenubuilder. We basically need to ensure it still works (probably hasn't actually worked properly for ages) and then merge the start menu directory in using the <LegacyMenuDirs> element. > These files can be kept up to date > (such as when a user installs a new windows application) by the > wineserver program. What will then tell Gnome to update the > applications menu (since new .desktop files will have been created) I'm > not sure yet. Not quite. The wineserver is a low level thing. Menu entries are created on the fly by the shell linker interface. GNOME monitors the menu directories/files so when they change it can reload the definitions (in theory, in practice this is broke on quite a few distros). > 4.) Once we get all that working, then we can start playing around with > icons. This should be fairly easy to translate across platforms. It > would be nice to have icons that Windows apps install available > centrally - this could perhaps be another dekstop integration task on > the Wine todo list. Already done. Again, observe that programs can place launchers onto the desktop (which you can then drag to the panel etc). thanks -mike

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Borland C++ Buildeer under Wine
by Andrew Neil Ramage March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

Below is the last three lines of error messages printed when I tried to run Borland C++ Builder under wine. (There were pages and pages of error messages after I hit Ctrl-C in the terminal I had started BCB.EXE from.) Is this a known bug in Wine ? err:syslevel:_EnterSysLevel (0x40797840, level 2): Holding 0x4083ccc0, level 3. Expect deadlock! err:syslevel:_CheckNotSysLevel Holding lock 0x4083ccc0 level 3 err:seh:setup_exception stack overflow 176 bytes in thread 0009 eip 004078d5 esp 405b0f50 stack 0x405b0000-0x406b0000 [andrew(a)zeus BIN]$ -- Andrew [hackcoughsniffle] Internal Virus Database corrupt

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Re: [Wine]libwine-alsa, etc. still relevant?
by Scott Ritchie March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

On Sun, 2005-03-13 at 11:01 +0200, David Baron wrote: > This came up before when debian upgrade wanted to remove these because of > their being the previous version. Now all the version numbers are consistant. > Deborphan lists them as orphans--no longer used! > > So ... are all these provided in the "main" wine library and these packages > actually orphans? If so, why are they still around? If not, what is going on? > > Packages are from the wine.sourceforge.net locations instucted on the winehq > site. > _______________________________________________ > wine-users mailing list > wine-users(a)winehq.org > http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users They're merged into the wine package in the winehq debs, since Wine is expecting them to be there anyway. Thanks, Scott Ritchie

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Re: Warcraft 3 - "no program start menu found"
by Juan Lang March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

--- Tony Lambregts <tony.lambregts(a)gmail.com> wrote: > I really appreciate you looking at this. Thanks for the patch. No worries, thanks for finding it. That'd been lurking for months, and it was my bug. Glad to flush it out. --Juan __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Make Yahoo! your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs

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dlls/dbghelp/elf_module.c, possible problem?
by Gerald Pfeifer March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

Eric et al, the recent changes to dlls/dbghepl/elf_module.c have triggered the following compiler warning (using GCC 3.3) elf_module.c:1167: warning: passing arg 2 of pointer to function makes integer from pointer without a cast Would you mind having a look? Thanks, Gerald

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Re: winetest, winrash and new volunteers
by Steven Edwards March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

Hi, --- Chris Morgan <cmorgan(a)alum.wpi.edu> wrote: > I can give devel access to winrash cvs to anyone that wants it. I'm too busy > to work on this stuff myself these days. Is there some good documentation on how winrash and winetest work and communicate with the server? I am interested it in using it as part of the ReactOS build system. Thanks Steven __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/resources/

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Wine Start Menu in the Desktop Applications Menu
by Scott Ritchie March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

One of the most commonly requested features for Wine is for Wine to be aware of applications that put themselves into the Windows Start menu. We've talked about it on the Wine lists before, but there have been some difficulties. The first is that we don't yet understand how to read Windows shortcut files and interpret them: this can probably be overcome with some work. However, there are some other barriers to entry that are now turning around thanks to the Freedesktop.org specs. Here, I propose a short plan of action for getting Wine applications into the Applications menu. Some of these need to be done at the distribution level and some need to be done within Wine. When we have it working nice and smoothly we can submit whatever changes we made to freedesktop.org as well if they need to become a cross-distribution standard. Here's how I see we can do this in Ubuntu: 1) Create a new Menu entry in the .menu file at /usr/share/gnome-app-install/applications.menu This one will be named "Windows Applications" and will need to point to two locations for .desktop files: system-wide ones, and user-specific ones. Instructions for how to do this are here: http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/index.html 2) Create some Wine .desktop files that can go in /usr/share/applications that will be readable by this menu entry. These will be for system-wide Wine apps that are common to all users. This will include Wine's own apps (like the configuration tool and the uninstaller) as well as packages which depend on Wine (such as Winetools). 1 and 2 will get us some nice launch icons for the important pieces of Wine that most users aren't yet aware of (such as the new uninstaller and winecfg tools). Combined with Wine's ability to make desktop launcher icons when a program says to install an icon on the desktop, this should be a fairly good start at making Wine console-free. 3.) The menu specification can also point to a new location in the local user's .wine directory, probably something like ~/.wine/menu. Here we'll have the user-specific .desktop files that link to the Windows applications that user has installed. Once we figure out how to make Wine build a start menu and translate the shortcuts into .desktop files, they can be created there. These files can be kept up to date (such as when a user installs a new windows application) by the wineserver program. What will then tell Gnome to update the applications menu (since new .desktop files will have been created) I'm not sure yet. 4.) Once we get all that working, then we can start playing around with icons. This should be fairly easy to translate across platforms. It would be nice to have icons that Windows apps install available centrally - this could perhaps be another dekstop integration task on the Wine todo list. 5.) Different architecture issues. One of these days a working amd64 version of the Wine packages will be available (perhaps whenever I manage to afford a new amd64 computer). It's entirely doable to make it work transparently, once the upstream quirks in compiling Wine on 64 bit get worked out. We can also install 32 bit libraries (so we can run 32 bit windows programs) in a way similar to what we do with Open Office. The PowerPC version of the packages, however, is another issue. Obviously, we can't make Wine work with i386-compiled apps on PPC, however we can make it work with Winelib ones. If I ever finish packaging up eMule after getting it to compile in Winelib, a PPC Wine package version could put the .desktop files into the same place as Winetools goes, and then put eMule right there alongside it on PPC. Alternatively, on PPC we could just not use the new Windows Applications submenu altogether, and instead put Winelib apps like eMule in a normal place like Applications->Internet. I still have no idea exactly who is going to do which part of this work, or when, but it all seems like the right way forward to me. Comment is very appreciated. Thanks, Scott Ritchie

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Re: Warcraft 3 - "no program start menu found"
by Juan Lang March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

> I am beginning to I suspect it should really go in > dlls/shell32/shellpath.c It is. I think I see where the bug is, and I'm working on it. I should have a patch sometime this weekend, maybe later tonight. --Juan __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/resources/

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winetest, winrash and new volunteers
by Paul Vriens March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

Hi, as can be seen from the test.winehq.org site the number of test-runs dramatically dropped. Apart from the fact that there were problems with the automated download of new tests by winrash: http://www.winehq.org/hypermail/wine-devel/2005/03/0373.html winetest will not run but bail out because there is no visible desktop. 3 of the 5 (!) tests that are now there, where done by me. Where in a 'normal' case we should already have dozens. I don't want to go into a discussion about the fact that 'running as a service' and 'on a visible desktop' can/cannot live together properly. Or why we should have 'visible' tests or not. I just want to have as much tests run as possible. I mean that was the whole idea behind it right? An approach should be decided upon: - Have (again) volunteers who run the winetest manually/interactively - Use winrash and have every test decide whether it needs interactivity - 'Fix' winrash so tests run, maybe semi-automated, on a visible desktop - .... An approach for the last is to have winrash fill in one of the 'run' keys (as it does on win98 already during install). I will be/stay a volunteer for the first approach until we decide what to do. Cheers, Paul.

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Re: [ARTWORK] icon: "My Computer"
by egore March 13, 2005

March 13, 2005

Am Samstag, den 12.03.2005, 16:34 -0700 schrieb Brian Vincent: > On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 00:08:04 +0100, egore <egore(a)gmx.de> wrote: > > Am Samstag, den 12.03.2005, 23:02 +0100 schrieb egore: > > > Hi list, > > > > > > I drew a simple icon that COULD be used as a replacement for the current > > > one. I don't know if anyone of you likes it, so please tell me what you > > > think. Tell me if you like it, if you hate if, what could be done > > > better, etc. > > > > > > The icon can be found in different sizes (and in a scalable format) at > > > http://www.egore911.de/vype/wine/ > > I really like the 128x128 and 64x64. I think they're great. The > 32x32 version is hard to distinguish. I think the only reason is > because the outline of the computer needs to be in black and maybe the > monitor a little smaller. Also, I think we need a 16x16 version more > than a 128x128, so it needs to scale small. You're right. I added it in 16x16 to the website. The problem is that the icon is not recognizable at that size. I will check how to tweak them to scale them down (and both ideas you pointed out sound good to me). > > Ultimately what needs to happen to use them is to insert them as a > resource and use the Wine Resource Compiler on them. I think we have > a bunch of tools that do this, but I'm not sure. If you read the > Developers Guide it will explain this process. However - don't feel > like you need to go that far if you're not comfortable with it. I think integration of the icons is a bit early. I think some more wine-devel readers (Alexandre for example) should say if they like them or not and what can be done better. As soon as we can agree on an icon, I will look at the guide and try to use the "bunch of tools". > At > this point we really need some good artists to clean some of our ugly > crud up. I will see what I can do :D > For instance, the new winecfg tool has a decent logo on the > "About" tab. However it could be a lot nicer - drop shadow inserted > or something. I think the logo is much better than the icons from the picker. But I will look at it later. > > Good work! Thanks :D Chris

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Re: Theming for Wine via the registry
by Oliver Stieber March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

> > Ah, that's different. That'd actually require using > Gtk/Qt which we cannot > do, the best we can get is to look like them. > What's the problem, licensing, integration or thread-safety (I know QT isn't thread safe) > To be fully accessible we'd need to implement the > OLE Accessibility > framework and bridge it to AT-SPI or something > similar. > I may have a look at that too, it would be useful if QT/GTK could use some of the existing Windows accessibility software. I was thinking about going on a fund finding mission, or at least trying to find someone who wants to pay for an initial integration, it shouldn't be too hard as most companies are no where near their requirements. Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

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Re: [OLE #82] Implement VT_BYREF | VT_BSTR marshalling
by Rob Shearman March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

Mike Hearn wrote: >Implement VT_BYREF | VT_BSTR marshalling > > Hi Mike, I've got a bigger patch in my tree at the moment that has your patch plus VT_BYREF|VT_BSTR unmarshaling, plus some other types. The thing now blocking InstallShield seems to be a nasty deadlock in the COM code that I haven't figured out yet. Rob

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Re: wine/ misc/registry.c documentation/samples/config
by Mike Hearn March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

Hi Alexandre, What is the thinking behind this patch? If we don't load the Windows registry on startup where should it be loaded? Will this code re-appear at any point in the future? A significant number of users still expect to be able to point Wine at an actual Windows install despite what we recommend. thanks -mike On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 07:10:25 -0600, Alexandre Julliard wrote: > ChangeSet ID: 16565 > CVSROOT: /opt/cvs-commit > Module name: wine > Changes by: julliard(a)wine.codeweavers.com 2005/03/11 07:10:25 > > Modified files: > misc : registry.c > documentation/samples: config > > Log message: > Get rid of the Windows registry loading on startup, this needs to be > done differently. > > Patch: http://cvs.winehq.org/patch.py?id=16565 > > Old revision New revision Changes Path > 1.149 1.150 +6 -1498 wine/misc/registry.c > 1.73 1.74 +0 -2 wine/documentation/samples/config

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Re: Discussion on Bug tracking database
by Tony Lambregts March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

tony_lambregts(a)telusplanet.net wrote: > Ann and Jason Edmeades wrote: >> I'd like to completely clarify that : >> - If _easily_ recreatable then a comment can be put in to keep it >> active by >> the person looking at it, but otherwise anything which is inactive for 2 >> months when the action was with the raiser can be closed. >> >> If so, which closing code (does it matter?!)? With no changes to >> bugzilla I >> would suggest an INVALID closing code with appropriate words added. >> >> Once agreed, we can have some fun clearing out some old rubbish. Looking >> through the old bugs and trying to reproduce a few, there are some easily >> recreatable basic bugs but those where there is nothing to go on >> really cant >> be progressed! > > > Well if the attached patch is OK for Jeremy then you will not need to > use "INVALID" and you use "ABANDONED" instead. ;^) > Jeremy committed the patch... You can now resolve a bug as "ABANDONED" :^) -- Tony Lambregts

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Theming for Wine via the registry
by Scott Ritchie March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

This thread on the forums caught my attention: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=86939&highlight=wine#post86939 1) Is there a way we can make Wine respect the current GTK themes? Wasn't someone working on this a while ago? What's the status? 2) If I want to hack around this by changing the default registry for the Ubuntu packages, what's the best way to do that? Thanks, Scott Ritchie

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Noteworthy Composer under WineDbg
by Andrew Neil Ramage March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

I have been unable to find the reason Wine MIDI Mapper does not open properly. The trace below shows the output from winedbg with WINDEBUG set to +all. I hope someone can tell me what is going on. Andrew [andrew(a)zeus Default]$ set WINEDEBUG=+all [andrew(a)zeus Default]$ winedbg ~/.wine/drive_c/"Program Files"/"NoteWorthy Composer"/NWC32.EXE WineDbg starting on pid 0xa In 32 bit mode. 0x404d7dbf start_process+0xcf [/home/andrew/Download/Software/wine-20050211/dlls/kernel/../../include/winternl.h:1356] in kernel32: jmp 0x404d7db5 start_process+0xc5 [/home/andrew/Download/Software/wine-20050211/dlls/kernel/process.c:1046] in kernel32 1356 static inline void WINAPI DbgBreakPoint(void) { __asm__ __volatile__("int3"); } Wine-dbg>next 1046 ExitProcess( entry( peb ) ); Wine-dbg>next err:thunk:_loadthunk (NWMID95B.DLT, thunkobj_ThunkData16, NWMID95B.DLL): Unable to load 'NWMID95B.DLT', error 2 fixme:commdlg:PRINTDLG_OpenDefaultPrinter Could not open printer EPSONStylusC42?! fixme:mmtime:timeBeginPeriod Stub; we set our timer resolution at minimum fixme:mmtime:timeEndPeriod Stub; we set our timer resolution at minimum Invalid address (0x404d7db8) for breakpoint 0, disabling it Process of pid=0x0000000a has terminated Wine-dbg>quit WineDbg terminated on pid 0xa [andrew(a)zeus Default]$ -- Andrew [hackcoughsniffle] Internal Virus Database corrupt

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wine 20050310
by Kevin DeKorte March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

The latest wine still has issues with Notes 6.51 that started in the 20050111 release. Basically if you open Notes and click on one of the bookmarks on the bookmark bar on the left, wine will consume all the CPU. Killing wineserver and wine-preload returns the machine to normal. Wine 20041201 works fine. Kevin

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Response from NoteWorthy
by Andrew Neil Ramage March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

I wrote NoteWorthy support about the problem of opening the MIDI mapper. Here is their response. Hi: >My question is how do you detect the MIDI mappers ? The MIDI Mapper actually has a hard coded device ID on Windows. There is no need to detect it. Any other device listed in Tools, Options, Midi, "Available play devices" are detected using the multi-media subsystem. Regards, Eric, http://noteworthysoftware.com -- Andrew [hackcoughsniffle] Internal Virus Database corrupt

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Re: Wine release 20050310 (2/2) and (1/2)
by Brian March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

Hi Julliard, Your last two emails, Wine release 20050310 (1/2) and Wine release 20050310 (2/2), were received with no text and only an attachment with no file extension. Regards, Brian Alexandre Julliard wrote: -- OpenOffice Suite 1.1.4 : Firefox Browser 1.0.1 : Thunderbird Email 1.0

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Fw: wine 20050310
by Paul R Streitman March 12, 2005

March 12, 2005

Seconded. No remarkable messages, etc. winedbg does not show anything unusual either - Notes just 'hangs' consuming the CPU. I would be happy to run any kind of test/trace to help debug this problem. The failure will also happen if you do not click one of the bookmarks on the left, it just takes longer before it happens. Paul z/OS core components development Internet: prs(a)us.ibm.com ----- Forwarded by Paul R Streitman/Poughkeepsie/IBM on 03/11/2005 07:46 PM ----- Kevin DeKorte <kdekorte(a)yahoo.c om> To Sent by: "wine-devel(a)winehq.com" wine-devel-admin@ <wine-devel(a)winehq.com> winehq.org cc Subject 03/11/2005 05:49 wine 20050310 PM The latest wine still has issues with Notes 6.51 that started in the 20050111 release. Basically if you open Notes and click on one of the bookmarks on the bookmark bar on the left, wine will consume all the CPU. Killing wineserver and wine-preload returns the machine to normal. Wine 20041201 works fine. Kevin (See attached file: attg49w2.dat)

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