when i run jigsaw detector 2.0 it just keeps stacking the pieces in different places and never connects them i am running it on slow
my system is as follows
2.7 ghz intel celeron
256 mb ram
internet explorer
windows xp sp2
java rte 5.0
can someone please help me :'(
I am having the same problem and i can't even shut down my puter frustrating
Intel 4 1600 mhz
1.6 ghz
ie6
wind sp2
512 ram
I have that same problem as well. It gets to row two and then goes nuts like you described.
~Alisha
Just a ? could it be because i have sun java that coffee cup one? I forgot who the download said to email the bugs to :(
send them to joe@badgehelp.com
He's already aware of the problems though with the new version.
Yes tyvm Mayhem just did that after trying it on another computer....
Quote from: maxraven on February 08, 2005, 12:44:02 PM
Got to be absolutely the WORST auto upgrade of all time! Doesn't work at ANY speed setting, using sun java OR VM! NO shutoff mechanism. At anything but slow speed it locks computer making it difficult to stop program and forcing reboot. The older auto, with problems, at least could be turned off...bring back the older version!
Max, don't hold back now. Tell us what you really think! ;)
Quote from: BadgeHelpBob on February 08, 2005, 12:46:29 PM
Quote from: maxraven on February 08, 2005, 12:44:02 PM
Got to be absolutely the WORST auto upgrade of all time! Doesn't work at ANY speed setting, using sun java OR VM! NO shutoff mechanism. At anything but slow speed it locks computer making it difficult to stop program and forcing reboot. The older auto, with problems, at least could be turned off...bring back the older version!
Max, don't hold back now. Tell us what you really think! ;)
I realy don't see where an answer like that was called for from BOB, cheat catty remarks is this how you treat your paying customers and members of your forum. I thought this was going to be a fun place but I can see it is no different then all the other forums.
Gaurdian,
Get a sense of humour. Buy one if you have to.
Quote from: BadgeHelpBob on February 08, 2005, 01:19:09 PM
Gaurdian,
Get a sense of humour. Buy one if you have to.
I'm willing to sell my husband's for one pogo token. :D
Sense of humor autos will be released shortly in the middle of this month.
Make sure you have your game face up first.
Then run the humor auto. It will take over for you completing your personality. You will receive the red badge of courage.
Will it run on MS Java or Sun? :D
Neither, it will run on pure adrenaline and creativity.
Shot of tequila required.
will there be upgrades
Only if you eat the worm
Version 3 is being tested now .. no eta yet on it's release.
Quote from: BadgeHelpOscar on February 08, 2005, 01:34:45 PM
Neither, it will run on pure adrenaline and creativity.
Shot of tequila required.
Dang it....all I have is bile, sarcasm, and vodka!
I never win.
Never...you know how we do it...it will be in beta forever and you will be sending us more hate mail than you ever thought you could.
Quote from: BadgeHelpOscar on February 08, 2005, 04:39:07 PM
Never...you know how we do it...it will be in beta forever and you will be sending us more hate mail than you ever thought you could.
To all who would send hate mail, remember - All you need is love.
LPW...
who clearly is STILL not dealing with the Paul McCartney Half Time Blah Show yet. Yeah he's a Beatle, yeah he's a "Sir", yeah he's old, but man - it was almost like watching Wayne Newton (who I would have prefered singing Danke Shoene).
Anyone have any sick puppy cure?
We are updating it now to make it more compatible.
We don't want our customers to have to do the "Java Platform Shuffle" because certain autos won't run on MSJVM and certain other don't do well on Sun.
We are working out the kinks.
Quote from: maxraven on February 08, 2005, 05:43:55 PM
My apologies to the programmers regarding Jigsaw. I downloaded version 2.1 from this site (not from badgehelp.com) and read the instructions that it used VM java. After removing my Sun java and activating VM I have been able to run version 2.1 without ANY problems, even at "insane" speed. Sorry guys. my bad. :-\
While I cannot speak for Joe, he is a really nice guy, and I am confident he would tell you no apology is necessary. Your post, while critical of the auto, was factual and detailed -- as is this one explaining how you resolved the problem. As a programmer, I can say I wish all the complaints were as well written and effective.
I think it was just the thing to convince Joe he needs to keep the 'kill' key in his autos and to convince him not everybody had the same rosy experience with the update.
I howled with laughter when I read the complaint, and all I could think was: "Better Joe than me!" :P