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Personally, I would suggest to uninstall any "enhancer" software first, and rerun your tests.

IF there is a bug, eliminate as many variables as you can.

It has been proven in the past that the "enhancer" is not quite the enhancement you think it might be...

Simon

I'm guessing that V54 Copy is the "enhanced" version

Simon

Try using amiupdate.net, as was originally intended. The "amiupdate.codebench.co.uk" URL was the redirection which was never officially announced.

Simon

Like all tags in AmigaOS, the pairs are passed as 32 bit numbers. The xx_UserData tag is paired with a 32 bit number which usually points to an address that the caller sets up in advance. This could be any arbitrary value (but is normally a pointer to a data structure which only the caller knows ...

That's probably because ASL doesn't support that functionality. It's a requester asking you to select something.

Dropping the program icon into the prefs window works, job done!

Simnon

There was some work done on BlueTooth support some years ago,but it unfortunately stalled due to other commitments.

Perhaps it might start up again,one day....

Simon

Every one is different, and their basic needs are different. Trying to create software for everyone is always going to be a difficult task. That said, how about listing some of your basic requirements, and perhaps those that are developing editors et al, could implement some of the more popular ...

Isn't LBNA_ReadOnly already a usable tag?

I'm sure it's been there for yonks...

Simon

It's highly unlikely unless AmigaOS adopts some sort of database of distributed components (akin to a registry) where every component is checked for version number before being run.

Well, you can imagine what kind of rapturous applause this is going to receive, can't you...

Needless to say, it ...

I would suggest not using anything of AEons that overwrites system components. This fascination they have with "reinventing the wheel" is causing nothing but problems for users (and developers alike). The side effect is that those dealing with the bugs in AmigaOS are inundated with reports that are ...