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Autosave does not seem to work 11 Months, 2 Weeks ago  
Hi,

The autosave feature does not seem to work for me. Whenever i start the program, all settings are restored to their default values. Also, i cannot find the XML file mentioned in the help text.

I am using BasicMouse V3.33.0.0 on Windows XP Home Edition SP2.

Regards
Mikkel
 
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Re:Autosave does not seem to work 11 Months, 1 Week ago  
Hi Mikkel,

We fixed that in the 3.4.0 of BasicMouse, thanks a lot for your feedback

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Attention: if you are running BasicMouse with Vista you might encounter some accessviolationexceptions errors in the BasicBrowser component due to a very common BIOS setting:
'EXECUTE DISABLE BIT'. This causes DEP to terminate the BasicMouse application Quick and Dirty...
http://www.intel.com/technology/xdbit/index.htm 

If you want to solve this, reboot your system press F2 (or another function key) and disable this feature in the BIOS.

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