Orphalese Tarot Zone Community Forum

Apologies to anyone who tried to log in to the Forum in the last couple of days and saw a spurious message telling them that their I.P. address had been banned, and thanks to those who let me know about it. It was due to something being misconfigured on the server and it's now been fixed.

Nothing at all, it's just spam I'm afraid. I banned the user and deleted all their posts

Cybee, the RTF tool should be in the Reading Wizard in the bottom left corner:

Is that not what you see?

Hi Carol, It's a bit difficult to say what is happening there without more information. What do you do just before the program crashes? It would help to know what is triggering it. Also, does it just seem to happen with one particular deck? When the message appears again, take another look and see i...

Version 10.3 includes a fully updated, context-sensitive Help file. Press F1 on any screen in the program to instantly access the relevant page of the Help file. Includes coverage of recently introduced subjects such as Universal Notes, Dynamic Collections, Naming schema, Subsets, Vector Graphics, e...

Just to follow up, it took longer than I thought but I just released a new version of the program that has this feature. If you set the program to use "Universal Notes" you always see the same set of notes, no matter which deck you are using. Any edits you make will show up in every other ...

This version contains a new set of Universal card notes, i.e. a data file (called UniversalCardData.xml) that sits directly in your packs folder and is shared between every deck. This is useful for making universal annotations that don't apply to any deck in particular. It also makes it much easier ...

Hey I just noticed you made this every eloquent post back in the summer and for some reason it was stuck in an approval queue. No idea why and I am sorry it has taken so long to appear on the forum.

Actually it is not all that unusual for stuff you see on the internet to be slightly out of date. It is all to do with caching, which is where web servers keep a copy of a file that has been requested and then keep serving it up for a while if any other requests come through for the same thing, with...

Excellent! Thanks for sharing