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March 21, 2010
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MC 14 doesnt stop

I am running Mathcad 14.0 M035 (14.0.3.374 []) on Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
Every time I close the programm, the process mathcad.exe*32 does not close. I only can terminate it with the taskmanager.
If I do not terminate the process and start and close mc again, 2 such proccesse get stuck in the processlist.
I can reproduce this on all of my Windows 7/64 machines.

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March 21, 2010
On 3/21/2010 7:00:00 AM, cyxturbo wrote:
>I am running Mathcad 14.0 M035
>(14.0.3.374 []) on Windows 7
>Ultimate 64 bit.
>Every time I close the
>programm, the process
>mathcad.exe*32 does not close.
>I only can terminate it with
>the taskmanager.
>If I do not terminate the
>process and start and close mc
>again, 2 such proccesse get
>stuck in the processlist.
>I can reproduce this on all of
>my Windows 7/64 machines.

This is a known bug of M030 and its not Win7 nor 64Bit specific.
If you don't use the Windchill integration you may want to use M030 which doesn't show this bug. To the best of my knowledge M035 brings no furher features or bugfixes - Windchill only.

Rmix


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03/21/2010 10:01:30 (MATH009) (Mathcad2000) Reginald Meixner (rmix22) ERROR in WebBoardServer4.WB_MsgDone(): #13: Type mismatch

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1-Visitor
March 22, 2010
I believe you meant to write that it's a known bug of M035, not M030.

Mona
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March 23, 2010
Yes, of course. Its a M035 bug. Sorry for the typo



RMix



On 3/22/2010 11:36:39 AM, MonaZ wrote:

>I believe you meant to write

>that it's a known bug of M035,

>not M030.

>

>Mona




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