Accuracy of sub ranges

Archive1 · 10-20-08, 09:49 PM

Webster: Yes, my friend, you gave me the contact "skwasjer". Will try to ask him. No hurry for any reply from him. I may just have to go to the link you provide. See my further explanation below. BTW: I think regarding ranges you and I are in close agreement. But maybe it's not the time or place to engage in too much argument.

vanjast: I mispoke perhaps. I can 'open' all the *.val, *.sim, *.zon, etc, files. I am just unable to modify them. That is, I can 'highlight' a file, such as surface range, but I cannot change the value, ie, I do not get the editing "I" moving icon inserted in the line of numerals that indicate the programmed range and so cannot insert different values (am I clear at what I'm trying to say here?).

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10-20-08, 09:49 PM	#31
Archive1 Captain Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Washington State south of Tacoma Posts: 495 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	Webster: Yes, my friend, you gave me the contact "skwasjer". Will try to ask him. No hurry for any reply from him. I may just have to go to the link you provide. See my further explanation below. BTW: I think regarding ranges you and I are in close agreement. But maybe it's not the time or place to engage in too much argument. vanjast: I mispoke perhaps. I can 'open' all the .val, .sim, *.zon, etc, files. I am just unable to modify them. That is, I can 'highlight' a file, such as surface range, but I cannot change the value, ie, I do not get the editing "I" moving icon inserted in the line of numerals that indicate the programmed range and so cannot insert different values (am I clear at what I'm trying to say here?).