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Subject: Sorted - result - thanks, Marc

Author: GuyHaworth

Date: 05:32:55 02/04/03


The problem was caused by the fact that the DTC KQKQ EGT was only present on the
'nbw' side.

Despite being symmetric, EN's access code requires that both (identical) halves
are present.

thanks - guy

Re: Sorted - result - thanks, Marc Helmut Conrady 07:48:48 02/04/03
- Yes - sure GuyHaworth 08:10:44 02/04/03
  - Re: Yes - sure Dieter Buerssner 08:29:39 02/04/03
    - KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... no symmetry GuyHaworth 01:25:46 02/05/03
      - Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... no symmetry Guido 05:11:05 02/06/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... no symmetry Dieter Buerssner 10:22:34 02/06/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... no symmetry Guido 05:15:39 02/07/03
      - Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... no symmetry Tony Werten 03:54:57 02/06/03
      - Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Marc Bourzutschky 03:01:16 02/05/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Robert Hyatt 09:57:40 02/05/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Marc Bourzutschky 10:08:06 02/05/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Robert Hyatt 10:14:28 02/06/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Marc Bourzutschky 11:07:39 02/06/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Guido 05:28:23 02/07/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Dieter Buerssner 08:30:41 02/07/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Dieter Buerssner 10:24:51 02/06/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Robert Hyatt 11:42:38 02/06/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Marc Bourzutschky 11:54:57 02/06/03
        
        Re: KPKP .nbw & .nbb differ ... yes symmetry Robert Hyatt 14:24:27 02/06/03

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