I can only look into it if you could contact me directly so we can figure out what's going on on your machine. The 'S' in SFC is not just for a simple display; the code itself is quite small and straightforward. There's nothing magical or borderline about it; the interactions you're apparently seeing shouldn't be possible and I can't reproduce anything like them on any machine to which I have access (specifically including one that's a close match for yours).
And I'm not sure at all about your comment about "quitting Simple Floating clock through a restart." You don't need to restart to quit SFC, and if restarting fixes your issues it's not at all clear that SFC is the culprit. It sounds more as if you've got some sort of low-level corruption of your file system.
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I can only look into it if you could contact me directly so we can figure out what's going on on your machine. The 'S' in SFC is not just for a simple display; the code itself is quite small and straightforward. There's nothing magical or borderline about it; the interactions you're apparently seeing shouldn't be possible and I can't reproduce anything like them on any machine to which I have access (specifically including one that's a close match for yours).And I'm not sure at all about your comment about "quitting Simple Floating clock through a restart." You don't need to restart to quit SFC, and if restarting fixes your issues it's not at all clear that SFC is the culprit. It sounds more as if you've got some sort of low-level corruption of your file system.
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Wednesday, November 28 2007 @ 08:43 AM PST