Models not running II
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2018 1:47 amDear PRESENCE users.
My problem of models not running seems to follow that posted by Leejiah (02 July 2016), however is not solved by the reply offered by JHines (06 July 2018).
I’m using Presence 2.12.12 on a LENOVO LapTop running Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit SP1, and following the tutorial by running the simple psi(.)p(.) model on the Blue_Ridge_pg99.csv data as supplied. I have intentionally saved the project and data to ‘user permitted’ areas, such as C:\users\myname\desktop and the C:\Data directory permitted by our IT section.
Similar to Leejiah, I can track progress in the DOS-like screen right up to saving the project, and then attempting to run the simple model. This is the last output from the command window, with no output returned to the Results Browser :
>>>>>>>>>>>>>method option:0 no=5
-,a1,
psi,1,
-,b1,
P1[1],1,
P1[2],1,
P1[3],1,
P1[4],1,
P1[5],1,
2 0 0
3 0 0
4 0 0
5 0 0
C:\Progra~2\Presence\presence.exe i="blue_ridge_salamander.pao" l="pres_psi(.)_p(.).out”
name="psi(.).p(.)" j="blue_ridge_salamander.dm"
opening:pres_pres_psi(.)_p(.).out
Just to add confusion (and embarrassment) to my problem, this ‘no output’ situation occurred on more than 70% of our LapTops at a recent training course. I could not isolate the cause down to any particular machine type, software version (2.12.12 or 2.12.14) or install directory fault. I have also had no success when I logged onto my LapTop as a full Administrative User and ran the software with so-called Super User status.
However, and just to add to my confusion, PRESENCE runs quite happily on my work DeskTop PC (same operating system and low user privileges as my unsuccessful work laptop); PRESENCE also runs happily on personal home DELL LapTop running Windows 10.
I have my Department's IT people looking into the situation from a 'privileges' perspective between DeskTop and LapTop, but I wanted to also ask the list if anyone has come across the same problem.
Any insights to the possible cause of this problem would be greatly appreciated, especially before the next training course in a couple of months. I have full screen capture documents from the successful DeskTop, and from the unsuccessful LapTop attempts, should anyone want to view them.
Cheers, Terry
My problem of models not running seems to follow that posted by Leejiah (02 July 2016), however is not solved by the reply offered by JHines (06 July 2018).
I’m using Presence 2.12.12 on a LENOVO LapTop running Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit SP1, and following the tutorial by running the simple psi(.)p(.) model on the Blue_Ridge_pg99.csv data as supplied. I have intentionally saved the project and data to ‘user permitted’ areas, such as C:\users\myname\desktop and the C:\Data directory permitted by our IT section.
Similar to Leejiah, I can track progress in the DOS-like screen right up to saving the project, and then attempting to run the simple model. This is the last output from the command window, with no output returned to the Results Browser :
>>>>>>>>>>>>>method option:0 no=5
-,a1,
psi,1,
-,b1,
P1[1],1,
P1[2],1,
P1[3],1,
P1[4],1,
P1[5],1,
2 0 0
3 0 0
4 0 0
5 0 0
C:\Progra~2\Presence\presence.exe i="blue_ridge_salamander.pao" l="pres_psi(.)_p(.).out”
name="psi(.).p(.)" j="blue_ridge_salamander.dm"
opening:pres_pres_psi(.)_p(.).out
Just to add confusion (and embarrassment) to my problem, this ‘no output’ situation occurred on more than 70% of our LapTops at a recent training course. I could not isolate the cause down to any particular machine type, software version (2.12.12 or 2.12.14) or install directory fault. I have also had no success when I logged onto my LapTop as a full Administrative User and ran the software with so-called Super User status.
However, and just to add to my confusion, PRESENCE runs quite happily on my work DeskTop PC (same operating system and low user privileges as my unsuccessful work laptop); PRESENCE also runs happily on personal home DELL LapTop running Windows 10.
I have my Department's IT people looking into the situation from a 'privileges' perspective between DeskTop and LapTop, but I wanted to also ask the list if anyone has come across the same problem.
Any insights to the possible cause of this problem would be greatly appreciated, especially before the next training course in a couple of months. I have full screen capture documents from the successful DeskTop, and from the unsuccessful LapTop attempts, should anyone want to view them.
Cheers, Terry