Hi Nicholas,   
      
   On 15 Aug 17 19:03, Nicholas Boel wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:   
     about: "Argh!":   
      
    WV>> Have you set the FMAIL environment variable?   
      
    NB> In Windows? No. I was originally running everything in one directory, so   
    NB> didn't need one. FConfigW32.exe still happened to load up just fine when I   
    NB> moved it to it's own directory (ie:   
    NB> c:\Users\Nick\Downloads\FMailW32-2.0.1\fconfig\), until I changed that one   
    NB> field. Anything else was saved just fine.   
      
   Just checking if the config files might come from somewhere else then   
   expected. ;)   
      
    WV>> What kind of machine are you running it on? Processor; Ram; ...   
      
    NB> Intel 5930k hex-core with 16gb DDR4 ram. 2 x Geforce GTX970 superclocked   
    NB> (SLI).. eh.. anything else that would actually matter in this case, as I   
    NB> wouldn't think any of what I already gave you would?   
      
   Don't think so. And I can't imagine the graphics card has any influence. Ram   
   could if very low, but that isn't the case. ;)   
      
   I'm testing on a Intel Core i7-2600/3.4G (Windows 7) and Core i7 6700/3.4G   
   (Virtual XP under linux host).   
      
   (If you were running on AMD, we might have a clue, but you're not.)   
      
    WV>> Can you test it on another machine (in an empty directory).   
      
    NB> I don't have another Windows machine at the moment. The rest are all   
    NB> Linux. ;)   
      
   Ok, good for you! ;)   
      
   There isn't any logging in FConfig so far, but I might have to change that! ;)   
      
      
   Wilfred.   
      
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