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In article , PeterN
wrote: Maybe its an example of how far you can push things withot being sued. there is no basis for a lawsuit here either. if a company wants to make something win10 or later or win8 or later, that's their choice. it might be very dumb, but it's completely legal. Once more you demonstrate how narrow you are. If a publicly held company makes incredibly stupid decisions, a shareholders derivative lawsuit against management and the directors, might very well succeed. once again, you demonstrate how much you argue just to argue and how far you move goalposts. datacolor is a privately held company. they can do whatever the hell they want and neither you nor anyone else has to approve. Except their trade and banking creditors. nope. take sigma for an example, a privately held company who loses money with foveon. they're pouring money down a hole and nobody has sued them, nor has anyone sued them because they fraudulently misrepresent the product. |
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On 8/23/2015 10:34 AM, nospam wrote:
In article , PeterN wrote: Maybe its an example of how far you can push things withot being sued. there is no basis for a lawsuit here either. if a company wants to make something win10 or later or win8 or later, that's their choice. it might be very dumb, but it's completely legal. Once more you demonstrate how narrow you are. If a publicly held company makes incredibly stupid decisions, a shareholders derivative lawsuit against management and the directors, might very well succeed. once again, you demonstrate how much you argue just to argue and how far you move goalposts. datacolor is a privately held company. they can do whatever the hell they want and neither you nor anyone else has to approve. Except their trade and banking creditors. nope. take sigma for an example, a privately held company who loses money with foveon. they're pouring money down a hole and nobody has sued them, nor has anyone sued them because they fraudulently misrepresent the product. So you would recommend financing a poorly run company. Yes, sure you would. -- PeterN |
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In article , PeterN
wrote: datacolor is a privately held company. they can do whatever the hell they want and neither you nor anyone else has to approve. Except their trade and banking creditors. nope. take sigma for an example, a privately held company who loses money with foveon. they're pouring money down a hole and nobody has sued them, nor has anyone sued them because they fraudulently misrepresent the product. So you would recommend financing a poorly run company. Yes, sure you would. more of your bull****. i never said anything of the sort. |
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On Sun, 23 Aug 2015 10:34:26 -0400, nospam
wrote: In article , Eric Stevens wrote: I don't think this is Datacolor's fault. it doesn't matter whose fault it is. if there's an actual problem with the app (and not just your system), then it will get fixed, most likely by datacolor since microsoft isn't likely to change anything. if it only happens on your system, then there's nothing for either company to fix. See http://tinyurl.com/nsrqlaa -- Regards, Eric Stevens |
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On Sun, 23 Aug 2015 10:34:27 -0400, nospam
wrote: In article , Eric Stevens wrote: click on the system requirements tab for whichever version you have (not that it matters since they're all the same): http://spyder.datacolor.com/portfolio-view/spyder5express/ http://spyder.datacolor.com/portfolio-view/spyder5elite/ http://spyder.datacolor.com/portfolio-view/spyder5pro/ Windows 7 32/64, Windows 8.0, 8.1 32/64, Windows 10 32/64 Mac OS X 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, 10.10 That was true until a few weeks ago. what changed? Good question. The non-performance of the file management software has obviously caught the 'help' staff by surprise. It affects both Spyder 4 and Spyder 5 and I suspect it will also affect Spyder 3. that sounds like a bug which will be fixed, unless it's something specific to your system which they can't reproduce. I know other people have a similar problem. bugs are not the same as being incompatible. the specs say it's compatible with win7 and later, so whoever told you it's not compatible with win7 is wrong. -- Regards, Eric Stevens |
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On Sun, 23 Aug 2015 10:34:25 -0400, nospam
wrote: In article , Eric Stevens wrote: He assures me it will run on Windows 10. So here goes ... MORE BREAKING NEWS: Installing Windows 10 has made little significant difference to the behaviour of Spyder on my machine. no surprise there, especially since whomever you talked to doesn't know that it's supported on win7. That's my mistake. He actually said it will not run on XP. That's surprising because I installed it on my old XP machine to run a succesful test for other support staff. -- Regards, Eric Stevens |
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On 8/23/2015 3:26 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , PeterN wrote: datacolor is a privately held company. they can do whatever the hell they want and neither you nor anyone else has to approve. Except their trade and banking creditors. nope. take sigma for an example, a privately held company who loses money with foveon. they're pouring money down a hole and nobody has sued them, nor has anyone sued them because they fraudulently misrepresent the product. So you would recommend financing a poorly run company. Yes, sure you would. more of your bull****. i never said anything of the sort. I see your sarcasm meter is still broken. So I will ask a direct question. Would you recommend financing a poorly run company. The answer is either yes or no. -- PeterN |
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In article , PeterN
wrote: datacolor is a privately held company. they can do whatever the hell they want and neither you nor anyone else has to approve. Except their trade and banking creditors. nope. take sigma for an example, a privately held company who loses money with foveon. they're pouring money down a hole and nobody has sued them, nor has anyone sued them because they fraudulently misrepresent the product. So you would recommend financing a poorly run company. Yes, sure you would. more of your bull****. i never said anything of the sort. I see your sarcasm meter is still broken. i see your bull**** generator is running at maximum output. So I will ask a direct question. Would you recommend financing a poorly run company. The answer is either yes or no. of course not. what does that have to do with anything? |
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On 8/23/2015 4:54 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , PeterN wrote: datacolor is a privately held company. they can do whatever the hell they want and neither you nor anyone else has to approve. Except their trade and banking creditors. nope. take sigma for an example, a privately held company who loses money with foveon. they're pouring money down a hole and nobody has sued them, nor has anyone sued them because they fraudulently misrepresent the product. So you would recommend financing a poorly run company. Yes, sure you would. more of your bull****. i never said anything of the sort. I see your sarcasm meter is still broken. i see your bull**** generator is running at maximum output. So I will ask a direct question. Would you recommend financing a poorly run company. The answer is either yes or no. of course not. what does that have to do with anything? Your statement put the lie to your prior asinine statement: " datacolor is a privately held company. they can do whatever the hell they want and neither you nor anyone else has to approve." Of course unless they never need financing, or lines of credit. If you don't understand that, you are either hopeless or lying. IOW not even a privatively held company can do whatever it wants. Note: With most private companies, with the possible exception of some lines of credit, the owners will be personally responsible for repayment of financing obligations. A clause to that effect appears in most financing agreements that I have seen. -- PeterN |
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On Sunday, 9 August 2015 14:46:36 UTC+10, Eric Stevens wrote:
I have a Dell XPS 8300 fitted with an i7. I am running Windows 7/64 bit which as far as I know is fully updated. Certainly it is service pack 1. My major use of the machine is processing photographic images. For may years I have been keeping my screen profiles calibrated using the DataColor Spyder. I used the Spyder 4 Pro quite succesfully for a long time, until about mid June this year I found that every time I tried to save the profile after a new calibration I received the single-line message "SaveProfileUsingCM.DeleteFile failed [C:Windows\System32\Spool\drivers\color\name.icm" Where name is the chosen name of the profile. About a month ago I installed a Spyder 5 Pro, and I still have the same problem. I have been in touch with DataColor but so far they have not been able to come up with anything that helps. Today I have spent several hours experimenting with all kinds of possible variables but none of my trials have enabled me to save a profile. I always end up with the failure message. About all I have not done is invoke the command "net user administrator /active:yes" Changing the name of the profile has no effect. I have tried some ridiculous names and it is not likely that they all are under use by other software so a conflict or trying to delete a file that is already in use does not seem to be the explanation. I have disabled the relevant parts of my McAfee anti-virus software. I have explored file permissions and changed those of my original profile to include me as administrator. I have followed the Datacolor instructions for completely deleting all traces of Spyder, including removing all profiles associated with my monitors from the Windows color manager. I then reinstalled Spyder. I have installed and run Spyder 5 Pro immediately after creating an entirely new user with administrator privileges and virtually no startup software. None of these things have had any effect. I first encountered this problem in mid June whhen I was still using Spyder 4 Pro. The problem has continued with Spyder 5 Pro. This suggests that it arises from a body of code which is common to both Spyder 4 and Spyder 5. Unfortunately I don't know enough to suggest what it might be. I have used Spyder products for many years without any problems, including Spyder 4. It is likely that the problem arises from a change made by other software. I have all sorts of software which updates itself automatically and it is possible that the problem arises from one of these. The only software I have which might want to take over part of the color management is iTunes, Adobe CC and Windows. It is possible that iTunes may have updated in the month before the problem started, but I don't really know. I don't think it will be Adobe CC as, as far as I can remember, there had been no updates for some months until the arrival of CC 2015 about a week ago. Finally, there is Windows. Windows updates almost very Thursday and sometimes on days in between. If any outside software is likely to have triggered this problem, Windows would be my chief suspect. Finally, there is the Microsoft Community post at http://tinyurl.com/nsrqlaa. This suggests that I am not alone with this problem. I was interested to note that the writer was using a Dell XPS laptop. I am using a Dell XPS 8300 desk top. Is this a coincidence? I've had no changes or updates as far as I know. -- Regards, Eric Stevens You've probably fixed the problem, but for others here's a workaround: Go to: C:Windows\System32\Spool\drivers\color\name.icm Make a backup copy of the file and delete the original. Go back to your Datacolor program and save the profile again. It should work. Once successful you can delete the backup copies you've made. There will be new versions saved. Not sure why this happens. Folder permissions perhaps. Cheers |
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