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   curtk
   Member

   Hey BRH,
   
   Every once in a while I get a random crash. I hear the IE 'click' right before it happens. Since I do a bunch of .NET dev as well - my debugger options pop up.
   
   Debugging with VS 2003, it seems to be attempting to load an AT&T page:
   speakinthumbs.com
   
   Any idea why it would be doing that?
   
   Curt

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   Lord Kaio (Guest)
   Inactive

   Heya,
   
   I just downloaded XBList and I'm digging it, but I'm getting the same issue on my WinXP machine. Not sure how often it happens, but everytime I leave my puter alone for a bit, I come back to find the same script error talking about Speakinthumbs. I have to close the option for the script debugger to get my XBList to then reset. The next time it happens, I'll send along the debug code.

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   AdmTalon
   Member

   Imagine my luck, this is the exact same problem I'm having.
   
   It seems to happen when XBList displays something after a period of inactivity. I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium SP1. I enabled the debug logging option a while ago, when I was contemplating whether it was really XBList making this happen. It doesn't happen at all, though, unless XBList is running.
   
   Also, I'm having a problem where XBList stops responding, much like one of the other posts on the forum. The tray icon is still there, but the description doesn't pop-up, and XBList doesn't open. The only way it runs again, is if I close the process with Task Manager, and run it again.
   
   Hopefully you can find a fix soon, XBList is very handy, but as of now it's also a bit of a pain.

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   brh
   Key Master

   I'm still searching for an answer to this. The lead about the AT&T ad is a good one, but I'm not sure it's what's causing it. Certainly could be though. Unfortunately there's only so much control I have over the hidden internal Internet Explorer instance used by XBList. I'd love to get rid of those ads anyway though - they end up popping up weird dialogs and stuff that I don't want.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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