"I explained in another post why I haven't had a lot of time to work with this. Under normal circumstances yes it would be good to learn the tool inside out and only then ask questions."

So your logic is that your time is limited, rather than follow instructions on how to best resolve your problem or even get help for it you choose to ignore this, and continue to run into problems. This plan isn't working out well for you so far.

"I have done everything that I knew or figured out how to do (read the old posts). I have been sending the output as I do them in hopes it will point someone more knowledgeable to the problem."

Not true, you've been given lots of advice that you've ignored, time and time again, and posted no output, error or warnings. Most recently here where you ignore the advice about not hiding runtime errors and ignoring problems. If you don't want peoples help in solving a problem, stop asking.

"What is the sense of me going step 1 though 10 if someone could have looked at step 5 and saw the problem."

Had you bothered to do so you'd be further forward. You have a problem to solve, you have to debug this, albeit as instructed by others. If you don't want to do this I suggest a change of career, as computer programming involves a lot of this.

In reply to Re^9: pp with gui (debug without --gui) by marto
in thread pp with gui by mkmal

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