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No, he said he can save the file locally, then copy it to the right location...

I've tried various ways to reproduce your issue but I haven't been able to yet. Is the copy/paste operation from your Linux server required to reproduce the error? If you copy and paste the program code from notepad, do you experience the same issue? Do you get an error if you try to save it locally...

Did you get a chance to send me the file yet?

Sure. Send the email to steve@eviews.com and put in a link to this posting so I know what it's about.

Steve

Can you provide more details on what is causing the crash? We can't fix it without knowing how to reproduce the issue. But to answer your rollback question, you can download the previous patch files here: 32-bit EViews 9: http://eviewsupdates.s3.amazonaws.com/EViews9Patch_100615.exe 64-bit EViews 9:...

First, you need to have 32-bit R installed. Next, when you installed Statconn (which is the COM wrapper for R), it should've installed a test program (named Server 01 - Basic Test) to see if the COM has been setup properly. Run that test program and click the "R" button. After it finished,...

ok we have a fix ready -- we're building a patch today so you should be able to update your copy of EViews 9 in a few hours or so...

Sorry, but I'm not sure what you meant by "export worksheet". Was it one of our example files? If so, what was the name of the file?

Otherwise, I can't seem to recreate your issue.

Steve

Thanks for the report -- we found the bug that was causing the problem. It'll be fixed on Monday in the next patch.

Steve

Ok, this has been fixed. It'll be available in the next patch (probably Monday of next week).

Steve

Found it -- it's a bug with the Paste Special dialog that happens if you click on Yes All instead of Yes.

We'll get a fix in place as soon as possible.

Rasmus: I found a small problem when copying a db linked series object from one workfile to another (destination object is created as a formula instead of an externally linked object), but I wasn't able to reproduce your issue. If I copy a linked object from one workfile page to another page in the ...

Ok, I'll look into this further...

Rasmus: If I try to reproduce your issue, I see two things: 1. When I copy multiple series (by link) from low to high, the selected frequency conversion is properly saved in the "Link Spec" tab of the destination objects. 2. When I copy by value instead, the selected frequency conversion (...

Turns out the exception is the rule. If you don't specify a filename, EViews will default to thinking it's an EViews database (EDB) and will treat it as such. That's why the dash seems to work. If you don't specify a file extension and you don't have a corresponding EDB file in your default director...