See up in this thread... had it running on W10 under 10240, but it was kicked off when going to 10586... simply was told it was incompatible on inserting the setup disc, official Office Home and Student DVD. Anyway, the non-authoritative compatibility table for Office confirms that except for the Office starter, 2010 is fit for W10. http://www.keynotesupport.com/windows/microso...compatibility-chart.shtml

Before climbing on the pushbike (something thé donald might want to do for a change), why not KISS it before someone else does, just scrape My Profile in on first pass and populate the Acc and Verf keys in... no user arduous/meticulous input, copy/paste could be done too, no validation needed. Only re-scrape if the email address changes or password, or membername.

Hasta la pasta

A constant voyage of "what's this, what's that, could I do this, could I do that"... Yes I can . The final setup form, the Get button to go again **. After initializing with member name, password and country locale, moved up as planned, the Save button, edge now RGB coded to take on same hue, checks if the account key is present, and if not, goes to get everything, confirms in a brief popup the data is secure and loads the form with the key codes to show it's true... trust me.



Got confirmation from the only tester, that all now looks dandy on the main page. Thx so much for confirming.



** If all else fails Get will fetch all the account codes and stores them in background, then refreshes the form... double whammy, kind of.

The Thanksgiving release is out with fully button prog driving ribbon (2007 code-base), color-coded to emphasize their group/function relationship, all with shortcut keys for those who prefer keyboard speed over mousing. Each has help telling what it does, when it was last ran, how many records there are to pour over, like the archive help tells there are almost 185K in the database. The profile manager option gives direct access to the device manager elements and My Projects for the fastest possible flip-flopping what you crunch and much more to essentially be able to do all you can do to manage your crunching stats from inside the all. According the compatibility checker only minor changes needed to allow running on Office versions earlier than 2013, and loss of gloss on the charting pieces... no mini-charts. Under the hood, massive speed improvement... pulling the worked-on data in arrays, do to it what's needed and only then write out the data made archiving e.g. 30x faster, plus performance remains constant, be it 1000, 10000, 100000, 1000000 records in store... of course the intertube's I/O speed helps, but pulling 17500 records from WCG in under a minute is not so shabby at just 8MB effective.

Want to help test and put the package through it's paces, or translate the help screens and pop-ups to another language, loaded while picking your tongue of choice in the Member Setup form, then PM me on the Berkeley forum PM system. 'Pay it forward' as they say. Otherwise, it's as production ready as can be both for who get automatic signing or not, at which time the manual log-in screen is offered... just a click if the cookie did get stored.



BTW, pity the My Projects page does not have a picklist of profiles against which to apply the mass update (like the Beta selection page has), as when not including OET, the Androids run dry pretty soon.

UDFs have been in the tool for a while, but never had found a way to add help to them, until today... now it's as simple as typing the home-brew function, hit fx and voila, it shows the 123 (once upon a time the best spreadsheet program ever, after symphony), 1, get the input value, 2, do the magic mumbo, 3, set the format and voilà, unix time in seconds converted to what then is human readable, set non-volatile, so it wont execute until the input data changes, which could be as many a on 19000 active results status records, in the need for speed.



Oh and the date/time does read left to right, so computers know how to properly sort the records, down to the second exact.