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We don't have the forums archived that far back, unfortunately.

Generally, if you just install the certificate into your local "My Certificates" store, and configure PrimalScript correctly, it'll work.

Also: Moving this thread to technical support.

Is the certificate installed in your local ("My Certificates") store? How did you configure PrimalScript's options?

Build 531's installer sets one of Vista's compatibility bits in the registry, which affects how Vista treats this particular application in various ways. Good to hear that's had a positive effect for you.

I've ensured that the official SAPIEN policy regarding this feature request is available in our knowledge base by searching for "word wrap." Please understand that while we absolutely respect your conviction and desire for this feature, it is not something SAPIEN is pursuing at this time. ...

Understood :). We had folks who didn't like it "only" being provided via HTML, too - it's hard to please everyone. The current setup was intended to provide both an RSS feed and a readable Web page for most of our users - basically splitting the difference. Tell you the truth - even though...

Not really, no... although it does depend a bit on exactly what you're talking about. With indentations, at least, I've generally found undo/redo to work as I expected it to. And I use the feature a lot because I'm kind of a messy scripter and I go back and fix things, redo them, and so forth a lot.

I'm unable to make either FF1.5 or FF2.0 behave as described. Both browsers correctly display the changelog information, not downloadtrial.asp. Tested on a couple of different machines with the same results - sorry. In all cases, also, I didn't need to know anything about RSS. The information simply...

Not at this time. The UI library is being refreshed for the next significant release (let's call is 4.2 for the sake of argument); we'll see what changes that brings to tab management.

Added to KB: http://www.sapien.com/kb/viewfaq.asp?faqid=45

Unfortunately, a downside of immediately moving to a new technology - as Alex noted, even Microsoft's own development tools aren't fully compatible with Vista, yet (Visual Studio 2005, for example, is not fully-compatible with Vista). I'm sure other application issues will arise over time.