That's great news, Rolf. Thanks for the update :)

Hello

Will it be possible to disable autoscroll for the modules displayed in a future edition of the Mercury/32 interface? I sometimes wish to view the summary history displayed in the modules, and while I can scroll up using the arrows, as soon as a new transaction takes place the view takes me back to the latest summary and I need to scroll back up to where I was, which may not be possible if the server is busy. I understand I can check the 'Pause' box, but I do not wish to pause any of the modules.

Thanks.

Greenman,

You could always look at the log files to review the history. I use a remote desktop connection to the server, and open the log file in a text editor (Textpad). This also has the advantage of being able to review all activity in a log since its creation (usually midnight), where the modules' window only holds information up to buffer full when the oldest lines are removed to make way for the newest.

John. 

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Greenman,

You could always look at the log files to review the history. I use a remote desktop connection to the server, and open the log file in a text editor (Textpad). This also has the advantage of being able to review all activity in a log since its creation (usually midnight), where the modules' window only holds information up to buffer full when the oldest lines are removed to make way for the newest.

John. 

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Thanks for responding. I do keep full transaction logs, but I only use those for troubleshooting. All I need is a summary view which I can get by scrolling up through the list of previous transactions. I only need to get an idea of how Mercury/32 is functioning. If I see issues, then I will move onto the logs themselves.

It would make my life easier if autoscroll could be disabled in a future edition, or perhaps if a summary report could be generated for a particular module.

The new console windows for Mercury v5 actually have the option to stop automatic updates.