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From: dpb on 22 Apr 2008 16:27
Steve Lionel wrote:
> On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 11:28:33 -0500, dpb <none(a)non.net> wrote:
>
>> I had sorta' thought the CVF might be considered even further OT in
>> current Intel forum than here, despite the earlier connections...
>
> No, we welcome CVF users there. You won't get "official" help, but there are
> many CVF-knowlegable users there.
....

OK, good to know.

Turns out I hadn't done the upgrade beyond 6.6 at all, but didn't make a
difference in the symptoms. In actuality, it is the references to the
MS documentation for the Win API that isn't being found I see--the CVF
Fortran doc reference is directed to the disk copy, not the CD.

I noticed in the installation notes there's a mention of the df60.chw
file being built and of roughly 30 Mb whereas I notice the one one this
machine is now only about 18 Mb. If that rings any bells, ok; if not,
if I can't figure out what's going on in comparison to the earlier
machine on which all was referenced from the local disk, I'll post a
query on the Intel board...

Thanks, again, Steve, for all you do do...(and yes, I know it's your day
job) :)

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From: Steve Lionel on 22 Apr 2008 16:43
On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 15:27:08 -0500, dpb <none(a)non.net> wrote:

>Thanks, again, Steve, for all you do do...(and yes, I know it's your day
>job) :)

CVF is not my day job any more! :-)
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From: dpb on 22 Apr 2008 19:51
Steve Lionel wrote:
> On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 15:27:08 -0500, dpb <none(a)non.net> wrote:
>
>> Thanks, again, Steve, for all you do do...(and yes, I know it's your day
>> job) :)
>
> CVF is not my day job any more! :-)

Touche!

I don't _have_ a day job any more... :)


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From: Jugoslav Dujic on 23 Apr 2008 03:35
dpb wrote:
| Steve Lionel wrote:
|| On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 11:28:33 -0500, dpb <none(a)non.net> wrote:
||
||| I had sorta' thought the CVF might be considered even further OT in
||| current Intel forum than here, despite the earlier connections...
||
|| No, we welcome CVF users there. You won't get "official" help, but there are
|| many CVF-knowlegable users there.
| ...
|
| OK, good to know.
|
| Turns out I hadn't done the upgrade beyond 6.6 at all, but didn't make a
| difference in the symptoms. In actuality, it is the references to the
| MS documentation for the Win API that isn't being found I see--the CVF
| Fortran doc reference is directed to the disk copy, not the CD.
|
| I noticed in the installation notes there's a mention of the df60.chw
| file being built and of roughly 30 Mb whereas I notice the one one this
| machine is now only about 18 Mb. If that rings any bells, ok; if not,
| if I can't figure out what's going on in comparison to the earlier
| machine on which all was referenced from the local disk, I'll post a
| query on the Intel board...

My Df60.chw is also 18 MB big, so it isn't the issue.

What does your tools/options/help system/preferred collection say?
Mine has "Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6 (20.09.2005.)"

Now, what the said date refers to -- I'm not sure; it is newer than
the 6.6C upgrade (2004). It's probably the time when I did the 6.6C
upgrade and/or installed it.

Try removing/backing up df60.chw and df60.col and reinstalling the
upgrade... something is fishy there, but I can't tell offhand.

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From: dpb on 23 Apr 2008 09:58
Jugoslav Dujic wrote:
> dpb wrote:
> | Steve Lionel wrote:
> || On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 11:28:33 -0500, dpb <none(a)non.net> wrote:
> ||
> ||| I had sorta' thought the CVF might be considered even further OT in
> ||| current Intel forum than here, despite the earlier connections...
> ||
> || No, we welcome CVF users there. You won't get "official" help, but there are
> || many CVF-knowlegable users there.
> | ...
> |
> | OK, good to know.
> |
> | Turns out I hadn't done the upgrade beyond 6.6 at all, but didn't make a
> | difference in the symptoms. In actuality, it is the references to the
> | MS documentation for the Win API that isn't being found I see--the CVF
> | Fortran doc reference is directed to the disk copy, not the CD.
> |
> | I noticed in the installation notes there's a mention of the df60.chw
> | file being built and of roughly 30 Mb whereas I notice the one one this
> | machine is now only about 18 Mb. If that rings any bells, ok; if not,
> | if I can't figure out what's going on in comparison to the earlier
> | machine on which all was referenced from the local disk, I'll post a
> | query on the Intel board...
>
> My Df60.chw is also 18 MB big, so it isn't the issue.
>
> What does your tools/options/help system/preferred collection say?
> Mine has "Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6 (20.09.2005.)"
>
> Now, what the said date refers to -- I'm not sure; it is newer than
> the 6.6C upgrade (2004). It's probably the time when I did the 6.6C
> upgrade and/or installed it.
>
> Try removing/backing up df60.chw and df60.col and reinstalling the
> upgrade... something is fishy there, but I can't tell offhand.

Thanks, for the thoughts -- I discovered (I thought I had looked before,
but obviously I was wrong) that only the Fortran chm files were on the
hard drive and I couldn't get either of the installs to do anything
useful w/o uninstalling and starting over.

So, I did a copy w/ the "update only" option of the DOC subdirectory and
after pointing to the disk address it seems to have "stuck" in the IDE
now and to be functioning correctly.

I don't know if something went wrong during the installation or whether
I somehow unselected the choice to install the additional files, but it
seems fixed...

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