Can't schedule scan at noon - possible bug

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Charlie

I wanted to set the scanner to run a full scan while I'm
out to lunch. When you set the schedule to daily or
weekly and set the time from 12:00 noon through 1:00PM
and save the settings it reverts the time back to AM.
 
Charlie said:
I wanted to set the scanner to run a full scan while I'm
out to lunch. When you set the schedule to daily or
weekly and set the time from 12:00 noon through 1:00PM
and save the settings it reverts the time back to AM.
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Thanks for posting.
That's a known bug. It should be fixed in the final version.

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And the same frigging html interface gets in the way of seeing them.

I need to test this, but my understanding is that with Firefox, you can't
expand individual threads. The only way to use it is to do expand all.

Not sure how many such posters have that particular issue, but the newer
interface at least allows for email notification of a response, so they'd
know to come looking!
 
Bill Sanderson said:
And the same frigging html interface gets in the way of seeing them.

I need to test this, but my understanding is that with Firefox, you can't
expand individual threads. The only way to use it is to do expand all.

Not sure how many such posters have that particular issue, but the newer
interface at least allows for email notification of a response, so they'd
know to come looking!
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But if they can reply to the post why can't they read the answers? Can't
figure out to click the '+'? If they'd at least post with a real email
address we could send them an email telling them how to see replies.

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I should test this, but I believe you can reply without clicking on the
plus, and I also hear that clicking on the plus doesn't work with some
browsers--OK - I just tested with a machine with the latest FireFox released
version installed. No amount of clicking on or around the plus sign does
anything--nada, no cursor change, etc. Clicking on the subject opens the
message, and expand all works.
 
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