Various Problems about Sicam230 6.22 SP1 Editor

Various Problems about Sicam230 6.22 SP1 Editor

Here are some problems I've encountered while using Sicam230 Editor in different times
of working. Some of them are about user-friendliness and some of them are bugs.
But all of them make the program annoying and hard to use most of the times.
* while deleting archives consecutively, sicam crashes without an error.
when trying to reopen, sometimes it opens without load screen,
and sicam saves the last state of the archive servers.
even same error occurs after inner variables were deleted.
(the desired servers could be deleted when some time passed between deletions.
maybe this is a protection for rapid deletion of archive servers).
* when entering a filter criteria in the columns' textboxes,
the text is centered always until clicked on it.
then, it suddenly becomes left justified and misleads the user most of the time,
we use filtering all over the 230; "what you see is what you get" is necessary.
i think this is the most annoying bug, that is why i named it "fly".
* when properties window unpinned, sometimes it opens inopportunely and
remains open until mouse pointer moved to-from "Property" tab.
ex: after a picture opened, hidden tab scrolls in front of working area
* sometimes the last created backup doesn't appear in the list till refreshing.
* choosing "xml incremental import" causes crash mostly
* "move upwards" doesn't work in the scripts window in function ordering
* when a picture which contains bitmap buttons is copied, the functions
that connected to that buttons are expected to fully removed.
the functions doesn't exist in the target project, but sicam connects
some irrelevant functions to that buttons.
* while configuring functions, the picture selection window opens left
justified with respect to screen. this occurs when the taskbar is at the
leftmost of the screen. the opened window shouldn't intersect with taskbar.

This is a migrated post! Originally posted on 12.12.2009 by user ali. Please be aware that information can be outdated.