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The installation process should be virtually the same as with Windows XP. But here is some extended info about Windows 7 installing and help for any potential issues: 1. Download OL Monitor or run install from cd*(Only use CD if it is a recent version, 1.78 or higher). (Registered users email me for link to
This post is more for people who already have OL Monitor running on Windows XP and want to move it over to Windows 7. If you are installing Ol Monitor to Windows 7 from scratch nothing here applies. This post explains all things in detail and assumes you have forgotten everything so it’s pretty long,
With version 1.77 Ol Monitor is now Windows 7 compatible. To be compatible with Windows 7, the locations of various files (ini file, captured logfiles, error log, and session file) had to be changed. Since changing these locations on existing XP installations might cause problems, Ol Monitor detects the OS and works the same as
There are 3 locations where settings can be stored. -If you are missing settings, you can cycle through these 3 locations looking for your settings. -If you just need to copy your current settings over to the new pc, you can do that also … First you need to try and locate the settings. Run
Patrick M recently asked me this question and it’s a good one. The short answer is no, but here are several ways to make filtering easier: Hi Patrick, Believe me I wish there was. The only way to quickly ‘filter’ out a broad group of tests is to use a worksheet. You can put up
