Re: Bio-feedback programs question

[Guest guest]

Hi Barbara: This happens to me sometimes. But I don't assume that

the subconscious would pick a program only if it existed. It's

like going to a restaurant and ordering chicken soup but the waiter

says they no longer make it or the chef who makes it hasn't started

work yet.

> Using the sub conscious choice of therapy, programs are indicated

that

> are found in the total list of bio-feedback programs. However, when

I

> click on them, they do not execute, nothing happens, nada. These

non

> executable programs only appear in the drop down list. I would

assume

> that if they aren't available yet, sub conscious would not be

selecting

> them. Am I doing something wrong?

>

> Thanks in advance for your help.

>

> B. Callahan

[Guest guest]

Good question! After weeks of trying different biofeedback therapies on clients only to find there were no moving pictures, some screens were blank and they didn't show any retification numbers, I finally went through each and every biofeedback therapy and found that 39 of them did not work! Alot of the therapies can be found elsewhere, but so many of my people could benefit from the Deep Muscle Relaxation and I've yet to find anything to use in place of it. Hope someone has an answer.

" M. Daly" <jmdd@...> wrote:

Using the sub conscious choice of therapy, programs are indicated thatare found in the total list of bio-feedback programs. However, when Iclick on them, they do not execute, nothing happens, nada. These nonexecutable programs only appear in the drop down list. I would assumethat if they aren't available yet, sub conscious would not be selectingthem. Am I doing something wrong?Thanks in advance for your help.B. Callahan

[Guest guest]

The programs in Biofeedback do take some 5-10 seconds to open. can you check just by selecting some and being patient..or am I missing the message.

Kelsey

Re: Bio-feedback programs question

Hi Barbara: This happens to me sometimes. But I don't assume that the subconscious would pick a program only if it existed. It's like going to a restaurant and ordering chicken soup but the waiter says they no longer make it or the chef who makes it hasn't started work yet. > Using the sub conscious choice of therapy, programs are indicated that> are found in the total list of bio-feedback programs. However, when I> click on them, they do not execute, nothing happens, nada. These non> executable programs only appear in the drop down list. I would assume> that if they aren't available yet, sub conscious would not be selecting> them. Am I doing something wrong?> > Thanks in advance for your help.> > B. Callahan............................................

[Guest guest]

They virtually work on my system..they take 10-20 secs to start.

XP pro, Jan 03 version (altho previous also generally worked), and I have 32Mb Graphics. I know from old that some will not work if you have only 4Mb graphics and one or two Clasp versions were really problematic in this repsect

AGAIN IT REALLY HELPS IF YOU CAN APPRECIATE THAT OFTEN IT IS AN INTERACTION ISSUE AND NOT A FUNDAMENTAL CLASP GLITCH

SOO PLEASE...PLEASE...PLEASE..GIVE

1 YR OPERATING SYSTEM

2 THE VERSION OF CLASP THAT YOU ARE RUNNING.

It makes it more possible to give an effective answer or directions about things to check..and thius there would be more happier QX bunnies hopping about out there!!

Kelsey

Re: Bio-feedback programs question

Good question! After weeks of trying different biofeedback therapies on clients only to find there were no moving pictures, some screens were blank and they didn't show any retification numbers, I finally went through each and every biofeedback therapy and found that 39 of them did not work! Alot of the therapies can be found elsewhere, but so many of my people could benefit from the Deep Muscle Relaxation and I've yet to find anything to use in place of it. Hope someone has an answer. " M. Daly" <jmdd@...> wrote: Using the sub conscious choice of therapy, programs are indicated thatare found in the total list of bio-feedback programs. However, when Iclick on them, they do not execute, nothing happens, nada. These nonexecutable programs only appear in the drop down list. I would assumethat if they aren't available yet, sub conscious would not be selectingthem. Am I doing something wrong?Thanks in advance for your help.B. Callahan

[Guest guest]

HI JOHN,

CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF XP PROFESSIONAL IS

DIFFERENT FROM XP HOME EDITION?

THANX DIANE

[Guest guest]

XP home and xp pro are vastly different. Home is microsofts give away platform

and the greatest example of marketing bait and switch I have ever seen. Home is

really intended for basic home applications and certainly not the platform on

which to base a business enterprise. As it relates to CLASP, XP pro is the

platform of choice as best I can interpret information from Budapest. While I

have not seen and specific announcement I would expect that SCIO code is

intended for an qx pro platform. I have seen evidence that the most severe

problems with the bio-feedback therapy are with xp home but as I have reported,

we are seeing failures and " squirly " chacteristics with both 8.8.02 and 1.1.03

clasp versions. I have requested from Jim Fisher I copy of Feb 2002 clasp , and

while I do not like to regress, we need to regain stability on our xp pro system

as it is causing therapy interruption. I strongly feel the problem is with new

SCIO code in later versions of clasp. Our windows Mill 8.8.02 clasp

platform is very stable and our windows 98 8.8.02system almost never fails. Hope

this helps Barry at QWC

Diane  and Mathews <beyondtheordinary@...> wrote:

>HI JOHN,

>

>CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF XP PROFESSIONAL IS DIFFERENT FROM XP HOME EDITION?

>

>THANX  DIANE

>--

>

[Guest guest]

I have evaluated many versions of Clasp 32 on many different types of

processors and on XP home and XP pro. Most lockups and failures have been

eliminated by setting XP windows 2000 emulation mode.

Re: Bio-feedback programs question

> XP home and xp pro are vastly different. Home is microsofts give away

platform and the greatest example of marketing bait and switch I have ever

seen. Home is really intended for basic home applications and certainly not

the platform on which to base a business enterprise. As it relates to CLASP,

XP pro is the platform of choice as best I can interpret information from

Budapest. While I have not seen and specific announcement I would expect

that SCIO code is intended for an qx pro platform. I have seen evidence that

the most severe problems with the bio-feedback therapy are with xp home but

as I have reported, we are seeing failures and " squirly " chacteristics with

both 8.8.02 and 1.1.03 clasp versions. I have requested from Jim Fisher I

copy of Feb 2002 clasp , and while I do not like to regress, we need to

regain stability on our xp pro system as it is causing therapy interruption.

I strongly feel the problem is with new SCIO code in later versions of

clasp. Our windows Mill 8.8.02 clasp platform is very stable and our

windows 98 8.8.02system almost never fails. Hope this helps Barry at QWC

>

> Diane and Mathews <beyondtheordinary@...> wrote:

>

> >HI JOHN,

> >

> >CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF XP PROFESSIONAL IS DIFFERENT FROM XP HOME

EDITION?

> >

> >THANX DIANE

> >--

> >

>

>

> ............................................

>

>

[Guest guest]

thanks for your input , will try Barry at QWC

[Guest guest]

Help!!! Where is thisXP windows 2000 emulation mode? I'll try anything ....I

am very over getting locked out or bumped out of my program. I have tried

reloading clasp, using earlier versions, getting rid of many " start up "

programs, and still have an almost every other client interrupt of one sort

or the other. Sally

Re: Bio-feedback programs question

>

>

> > XP home and xp pro are vastly different. Home is microsofts give away

> platform and the greatest example of marketing bait and switch I have ever

> seen. Home is really intended for basic home applications and certainly

not

> the platform on which to base a business enterprise. As it relates to

CLASP,

> XP pro is the platform of choice as best I can interpret information from

> Budapest. While I have not seen and specific announcement I would expect

> that SCIO code is intended for an qx pro platform. I have seen evidence

that

> the most severe problems with the bio-feedback therapy are with xp home

but

> as I have reported, we are seeing failures and " squirly " chacteristics

with

> both 8.8.02 and 1.1.03 clasp versions. I have requested from Jim Fisher I

> copy of Feb 2002 clasp , and while I do not like to regress, we need to

> regain stability on our xp pro system as it is causing therapy

interruption.

> I strongly feel the problem is with new SCIO code in later versions of

> clasp. Our windows Mill 8.8.02 clasp platform is very stable and

our

> windows 98 8.8.02system almost never fails. Hope this helps Barry at QWC

> >

> > Diane and Mathews <beyondtheordinary@...> wrote:

> >

> > >HI JOHN,

> > >

> > >CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF XP PROFESSIONAL IS DIFFERENT FROM XP HOME

> EDITION?

> > >

> > >THANX DIANE

> > >--

> > >

> >

> >

> > ............................................

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Sally, I do not have a clasp/XP system avail now (all in $session) but from my memory: right click clasp , left click compatability tab:

drop down of emulation modes appear, highlight windows 2000, click apply

also set this as default value so you do not have to repeat each clasp load. Barry at QWC

PS let me know if this improves situation.

[Guest guest]

what program is out there??mine is over a yr olde!! i keep asking about updates but everyone says they are no good. in the mean time those using other devices have the latest boi warfarfe info etc....we dont even have west nile virus in here and that is aserious issue in these parts. any one have any input on new versions?? or if and where i can get one?Sally Tygart <tygart444@...> wrote:

Help!!! Where is thisXP windows 2000 emulation mode? I'll try anything ....Iam very over getting locked out or bumped out of my program. I have triedreloading clasp, using earlier versions, getting rid of many "start up"programs, and still have an almost every other client interrupt of one sortor the other. Sally Re: Bio-feedback programs question>>> > XP home and xp pro are vastly different. Home is microsofts give away> platform and the greatest example of marketing bait and switch I have ever> seen. Home is really intended for basic home applications and certainlynot> the platform on which to base a business enterprise. As it relates toCLASP,> XP pro is the platform of choice as best I can interpret information from> Budapest. While I have not seen and specific announcement I would expect> that SCIO code is intended for an qx pro platform. I have seen evidencethat> the most severe problems with the bio-feedback therapy are with xp homebut> as I have reported, we are seeing failures and "squirly" chacteristicswith> both 8.8.02 and 1.1.03 clasp versions. I have requested from Jim Fisher I> copy of Feb 2002 clasp , and while I do not like to regress, we need to> regain stability on our xp pro system as it is causing therapyinterruption.> I strongly feel the problem is with new SCIO code in later versions of> clasp. Our windows Mill 8.8.02 clasp platform is very stable andour> windows 98 8.8.02system almost never fails. Hope this helps Barry at QWC> >> > Diane and Mathews <beyondtheordinary@...> wrote:> >> > >HI JOHN,> > >> > >CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF XP PROFESSIONAL IS DIFFERENT FROM XP HOME> EDITION?> > >> > >THANX DIANE> > >--> > >> >> >> > ............................................> >> >

[Guest guest]

This how you do it>

Go to Clasp 32 Icon

Right Click on it

Select Properties

Select Compatibility

Click the box under compatibility

Set the compatibility mode to Windows 2000

Then press apply and then press OK

Now you are in business

Make sure that you have a program with less bugs. We are using the program released during last years Spain conference. I have set systems for 5 users and no one is having problems of the nature being discussed in this forum

Re: Bio-feedback programs question>>> > XP home and xp pro are vastly different. Home is microsofts give away> platform and the greatest example of marketing bait and switch I have ever> seen. Home is really intended for basic home applications and certainlynot> the platform on which to base a business enterprise. As it relates toCLASP,> XP pro is the platform of choice as best I can interpret information from> Budapest. While I have not seen and specific announcement I would expect> that SCIO code is intended for an qx pro platform. I have seen evidencethat> the most severe problems with the bio-feedback therapy are with xp homebut> as I have reported, we are seeing failures and "squirly" chacteristicswith> both 8.8.02 and 1.1.03 clasp versions. I have requested from Jim Fisher I> copy of Feb 2002 clasp , and while I do not like to regress, we need to> regain stability on our xp pro system as it is causing therapyinterruption.> I strongly feel the problem is with new SCIO code in later versions of> clasp. Our windows Mill 8.8.02 clasp platform is very stable andour> windows 98 8.8.02system almost never fails. Hope this helps Barry at QWC> >> > Diane and Mathews <beyondtheordinary@...> wrote:> >> > >HI JOHN,> > >> > >CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF XP PROFESSIONAL IS DIFFERENT FROM XP HOME> EDITION?> > >> > >THANX DIANE> > >--> > >> >> >> > ............................................> >> >

[Guest guest]

Your broker should be able to supply.

If you have problems then I can supply from the UK at £22 inc post. Visa or mastercard accepted.

kelsey

Re: Bio-feedback programs question>>> > XP home and xp pro are vastly different. Home is microsofts give away> platform and the greatest example of marketing bait and switch I have ever> seen. Home is really intended for basic home applications and certainlynot> the platform on which to base a business enterprise. As it relates toCLASP,> XP pro is the platform of choice as best I can interpret information from> Budapest. While I have not seen and specific announcement I would expect> that SCIO code is intended for an qx pro platform. I have seen evidencethat> the most severe problems with the bio-feedback therapy are with xp homebut> as I have reported, we are seeing failures and "squirly" chacteristicswith> both 8.8.02 and 1.1.03 clasp versions. I have requested from Jim Fisher I> copy of Feb 2002 clasp , and while I do not like to regress, we need to> regain stability on our xp pro system as it is causing therapyinterruption.> I strongly feel the problem is with new SCIO code in later versions of> clasp. Our windows Mill 8.8.02 clasp platform is very stable andour> windows 98 8.8.02system almost never fails. Hope this helps Barry at QWC> >> > Diane and Mathews <beyondtheordinary@...> wrote:> >> > >HI JOHN,> > >> > >CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF XP PROFESSIONAL IS DIFFERENT FROM XP HOME> EDITION?> > >> > >THANX DIANE> > >--> > >> >> >> > ............................................> >> >

[Guest guest]

Sally, as I have pointed out on this forum before, the clasp/XP instability problem is most likely do to scio code in recent issues but have not received any enlightenment from informed sources yet. We had to remove our XP clasp system from production and regress to windows millennium with clasp 8.8. 2002. Those of us experiencing these problems have a few choices:

1. Put up with the problem until a future clasp release (beyond 1.1.2003) works satisfactorily on XP platforms for both SCIO and QXCI code.

2. revert to a non XP windows platform

3. Run XP platforms under windows 2000 emulation (I sent you instructions) until stability is achieved in a future clasp release.

Sally, #3 seems most expeditious, however I have no long term clasp experience with XP/pro running windows 2000 emulation

Barry at QWC

[Guest guest]

-Hi! If You going to http://www.qxsubspace.com You going to find in

the download window doownload New CD and find You'r platform what

You have /window98 ,MI etc put your code as owner of qxci and able to

download but before You do take all curently running 32 all programs

to start as " clean " /if You not that expert but these is the

recomended ways do do to uninstall all.Probably You able to call

Budapest /start 17 cents/minute.They are 6 hour ahed of time /sun get

up 6 hours earlier so USA noon is pm6 in Budapest.But these methode

to download up in they web.These not hard to do gyorgyi -- In qxci-

english , scott cameron <he_lion39@y...> wrote:

> what program is out there??mine is over a yr olde!! i keep asking

about updates but everyone says they are no good. in the mean time

those using other devices have the latest boi warfarfe info etc....we

dont even have west nile virus in here and that is aserious issue in

these parts. any one have any input on new versions?? or if and

where i can get one?

>

> Sally Tygart <tygart444@e...> wrote:Help!!! Where is thisXP windows

2000 emulation mode? I'll try anything ....I

> am very over getting locked out or bumped out of my program. I have

tried

> reloading clasp, using earlier versions, getting rid of many " start

up "

> programs, and still have an almost every other client interrupt of

one sort

> or the other. Sally

> Re: Bio-feedback programs question

> >

> >

> > > XP home and xp pro are vastly different. Home is microsofts

give away

> > platform and the greatest example of marketing bait and switch I

have ever

> > seen. Home is really intended for basic home applications and

certainly

> not

> > the platform on which to base a business enterprise. As it

relates to

> CLASP,

> > XP pro is the platform of choice as best I can interpret

information from

> > Budapest. While I have not seen and specific announcement I would

expect

> > that SCIO code is intended for an qx pro platform. I have seen

evidence

> that

> > the most severe problems with the bio-feedback therapy are with

xp home

> but

> > as I have reported, we are seeing failures and " squirly "

chacteristics

> with

> > both 8.8.02 and 1.1.03 clasp versions. I have requested from Jim

Fisher I

> > copy of Feb 2002 clasp , and while I do not like to regress, we

need to

> > regain stability on our xp pro system as it is causing therapy

> interruption.

> > I strongly feel the problem is with new SCIO code in later

versions of

> > clasp. Our windows Mill 8.8.02 clasp platform is very

stable and

> our

> > windows 98 8.8.02system almost never fails. Hope this helps Barry

at QWC

> > >

> > > Diane and Mathews <beyondtheordinary@a...> wrote:

> > >

> > > >HI JOHN,

> > > >

> > > >CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF XP PROFESSIONAL IS DIFFERENT FROM XP

HOME

> > EDITION?

> > > >

> > > >THANX DIANE

> > > >--

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ............................................

> > >

> > >