said by Bicephale  :Hi TerTech, •The CRC dots being critical they should have priority over the HEC and FEC dots (in this order) which are presently masking it. See my animated .GIF from above. This was captured using the [ Load] option (playback) after the log file was copied to my everyday machine. O.K makes sense. I usually just enable one error stat at a time because it is too crowded to see everything.
•When trying to play back a tiny log file with
only a few time-slice records nothing happened
and there was no error message to explain why
but maybe i was supposed to restart 'DSS' 1st;
i even thought it was about 8.3 DOS filenames.
The intent was that either you were doing a Telnet capture or playing back a file. I prevent a file being loaded when a Telnet session is active; I thought I made it allow a file load after a Telnet session was stopped. It looks like it doesn't allow a file load if a Telnet session had been run, even if it was stopped. You will have to restart the program to load a file if you had a Telnet session.
•You can make the window's width two characters
less using "DS" (DownStream) instead of "D/L"
(DownLoad) and "US" (UpStream) instead of "U/L"
(UpLoad).filenames.
It's UpLink and DownLink ( I'm a satellite guy ). You're right though about giving more room to the U/L SNRM and D/L SNRM labels.
•This should have been called v1.25 or something:
some persons won't even try it when it's a first
release. I say the loss is theirs, though!
It's the first release. If I counted every version that I didn't release it would be like v25. The first number is a major release and will increment with new features or some incompatibility with previous releases. The second number is a minor release with just cosmetic changes that is still compatible with previous versions of the same major release number. For example if the log file format changed that would need a new major release number.
•Perhaps i didn't find it but there should be a hidden
"easter egg" with Santa's face in it somewhere!...
Keep looking.  | 
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