Clearing Inspect file directories.

I am having problems with Inspect an error message that seems do to trying to access a file that is set to read only. Says to check if using the correct version of PC-DMIS.

When I turn read only off it still gives the error even though it ran before I selected read only.

The bigger problem is if I save a new program with the same name in a different directory with out read only turned on it gives the same error. Only when I give it a different name will it run.

Is there anyway for reset the program list that Inspect is currently using?

Thank you for your help.

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0 Peter Martignacco 8 months ago

Still having problems with some of my programs. Would like some assistance in uninstalling Inspect and reinstalling it.
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0 utku.yucekutlu 8 months ago in reply to Peter Martignacco

You can contact with your local Hexagon.

However, I could not understand your request exactly. It is better if you give read/write access to your program folder to make PC-DMIS run smoothly.
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0 Peter Martignacco 8 months ago in reply to utku.yucekutlu

Unfortunately the problem comes from having tried setting the prg file to read only. (won't open in Inspect) Turned read only off still won't open. If I change the name at all will run successfully. Can't get the original name to open no matter what is in the file Inspect gives an can't open error asking to make sure you are using correct version of PC-DMIS. Can take program that runs and change name back to problem name and won't open. Very weird bug.
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0 Peter Martignacco 8 months ago in reply to utku.yucekutlu

Unfortunately the problem comes from having tried setting the prg file to read only. (won't open in Inspect) Turned read only off still won't open. If I change the name at all will run successfully. Can't get the original name to open no matter what is in the file Inspect gives an can't open error asking to make sure you are using correct version of PC-DMIS. Can take program that runs and change name back to problem name and won't open. Very weird bug.
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