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Known problems:
Installation
- The BugsCEP setup routine may restart certain Windows XP machines
without warning - we have no idea why. Installation functions otherwise.
- BugsCEP update overwrites any alterations made by user in previous
version. Sorry, but no merging update is available yet. Please export
your countsheets before upgrading, and then reimport them. Better export
and import routines will be created in the future, and downloads of
just the program part will be provided to preserve data when updating.
Getting it running
- If you have Access2003 installed (or possibly AccessXP or versions
inbetween the two) then BugsCEP may not run from the Start Menu - and
will tell you that it 'cannot find msaccess.exe...'.
This is because the installed version of Access is not letting BugsCEP
use the Runtime Version of Access2000 that it is supplied with. You
should be able to open BugsCEP directly using the installed version
of Access rather than the Start Menu shortcut.
Either:
- Find the BugsCEP program file (BugsCEP or BugsCEP.mdb) using
Windows Explorer or 'My Computer', and double click on it.
It is normally in the folder 'C:\Program Files\BugsCEP', unless
you chose another one.
- Open Access, and then open the BugsCEP program file from its
installation directory (see above).
Operation
- On some systems, the [Find Next] button does not work when searching
the bibliography. At the moment we have no explanation or solution
for this problem! It seems to be dependent on something in some Windows
installations that we cannot track down...
- On versions downloaded before 6th December 2006, the version numbers
displayed on the 'About BugsCEP' screen and in exports was wrong.
- The message "Please close Excel before running the ... routine"
is displayed when I try to use BugsMCR or BugStats, but Excel is not
open. Either (a) you do not have Excel installed, and cannot run
the routines, or (b) Excel has not closed properly and is running in
the background. If the latter is true then use the Task Manager to end
the Excel process and try again.
- Attempting to delete more than one sample at a time in the Countsheet
Editor may cause a crash. To work around this, delete one sample
at a time, applying changes between deletions.
Results & Exports
- Using the "To species id's only" option for EcoFig creation
leads to incorrect results/sample names under certain circumstances.
The problem occurs where a sample only contains low resolution species
(i.e. sp./spp./indet.). We're working on a solution...
- Vertical axes on MCR diagrams are usually different. Sorry, can't
do everything. Please rescale them manually.
- Where ln(n+1) transformation is used the SumRep values in EcoFig outputs
are incorrect, and hence the '% sumrep' calculations are incorrect when
used with this option. We're working on this problem...
Version updates log
20070215 BugsCEP v.7.63
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-BugsCEP: added extra error handlers due to changes in Windows XP.
20070322 Bugsdata v.7.11, BugsCEP v.7.62
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-Bugsdata: fixed typo in Koch codes (Habitat Type: xylophilous, from hylophilous)
-Bugsdata: added full descriptions of Bugs EcoCodes to notes fields in
TEcoDefBugs
-Activated additional error handlers
20070214 Bugsdata v.7.10
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-corrected MCR envelope problem with Diacheila arctica
-added better descriptions for Bugs EcoCodes
-minor layout and data security improvements
20070125 BugStats v.1.22
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-Added 'Busy' message to coefficients calculation
-Catches error caused by too many samples in coefficient calculation (ca
70 is OK)
20061207 BugsCEP v.7.61
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-EcoFigs: corrected sumrep calculation when transformed
-Windows2000 version released
20061206 BugsCEP v.7.60 (busy day)
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-Corrected display of version numbers
-Updated database
20061206 BugsCEP v.7.59
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-Altered BugStats information to say 'ln(n+1)' rather than 'log(n+1)'
for clarity.
-Added ln(n+1) transformation option to coefficients, and labelled outputs
accordingly
Please contact us at the address below if you encounter any problems.
Data queries: paul.buckland (at) bugscep.com
All other queries and help: phil.buckland (at) bugscep.com
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