Help me (TOT events problem)

[Heresson]

The problem is that for the last months my computer was broke. Now it's OK, and I've switched from Millenium to XP. It says there's a problem with my events and I should debugg them, but debugging (@DEBUG at the beginning of the events) doesn't work. Does anyone know why? And if not, can someone check it (I'll send the files)?

[Boco]

Should be in a file named report.txt (IIRC, in the same folder as the events.txt).

[Alinestra Covelia]

In unrelated news, good call on switching from Millennium to XP. Windows ME is the bastard step child of a dysfunctional Windows family and you're well rid of it. :/

[AGRICOLA]

I agree 100%.
Been there. Done it.
ME unstable as drunken sailor.
Corrupts as easily as politician.
XP paragon of sobriety and probity by comparison.

[N35t0r]

Amen

[Heresson]

Actually, just a week after installing XP I had to reinstall it due to some bug, while ME worked quite well for several years

[AGRICOLA]

Ouch! I think that you have been most unlucky to have that happen.

I ward off bugs, worms and other vermin with a short mantra before turning on my PC. Something like
'MMMMMMMMMMMS suuuuuuuc*s'
chanted 3 times works quite well.

[N35t0r]

I had XP on a machine for 5 years without formatting or reinstalling it and it still worked. ME had to be formatted and reinstalled every year or so. In fact, I soon switched back to 98 SE, which gave me much better results.

[Heresson]

One of my the things I've learned (except for how to use ghost, and what's the paging file) is that it really sucks to buy original music cds, which I was always doing. Not only You pay much more, but if You change your system, You lose everything You've downloaded from your cds.

[Harry Tuttle]

Uh, why don't you just backup your music? Or buy a $100 harddrive and keep it on that?

[Heresson]

I still have this music, but without licence, which was assigned to the previous system. Most of my cds are in Poland, and I'm in Syria.