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Problem with preferences being ignored
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CyberGoyle Send message Joined: 2 Jun 99 Posts: 160 Credit: 3,622,756 RAC: 26 |
Has anyone noticed this problem: I have two seperate preferences setup for my clients - home and work. Work is the default preference, and it also matches my primary preferences. I only have two PC's at 'home', and both are set to use the 'home' preference on their individual pages. However, when I update the clients (so preferences take effect), they suddenly start using my default general preferences. I am running 4.05. Any ideas? <a> |
MrFrog Send message Joined: 5 Oct 03 Posts: 18 Credit: 9,027,232 RAC: 0 |
> Has anyone noticed this problem: I have two seperate preferences setup for my > clients - home and work. Work is the default preference, and it also matches > my primary preferences. I only have two PC's at 'home', and both are set to > use the 'home' preference on their individual pages. However, when I update > the clients (so preferences take effect), they suddenly start using my default > general preferences. I am running 4.05. Any ideas? I have the same problem, I have a number of machines set for my work profile, which is set to not download too much work as they crunch slower than the benchmark, and I don't want to take units I can't process. I also have home machines that crunch quicker than their benchmarks, and I want them to download lots of work because they run out quickly - Either way they are both defaulting back to my defualt setting which I have had to set at a compromise!. Can this be fixed ? |
Bill & Patsy Send message Joined: 6 Apr 01 Posts: 141 Credit: 508,875 RAC: 0 |
Yes! This can be fixed. See this thread: http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=3888 --Bill Z. |
CyberGoyle Send message Joined: 2 Jun 99 Posts: 160 Credit: 3,622,756 RAC: 26 |
Bill Z. Thanks for pointing that thread out. Cheers! <a> |
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