Date restriction problem

[Mel]

Take look at the screenshot and pls explain why the imposed condition is not working properly.
BTW - I'm experiencing numerous errors while switching calendar view to table view and vice-versa. The detailed log file was sent to you many times. Any ideas?

-- M.

EDIT: EPIM Pro the latest (portable), Win7/64 Pro

[Max]

Hello,

- what is the "latest version" number? Is it 5.8 Beta 2?
- what are the end dates of the events in question
- screenshots of the errors you are experiencing are needed

Probably the easiest way to fix the errors you are experiencing is to synchronize into a new database using EPIM Synchronizer.

[Mel]

Max, thanks for prompt reply.

- what is the "latest version" number? Is it 5.8 Beta 2?

The latest version available on your web site is 5.57.

- what are the end dates of the events in question

No end dates. That's the culprit. The solution is - ALWAYS use end dates IF you want to get correct search results. The problem is that EPIM does not prompt for end dates when I make a rapid entry by double-click in the ToDo pane visible in Calendar view.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open Calendar (month) view with ToDo pane visible (View > To Do Bar). Add a task to your ToDo list. Dont define any dates, simply double-click and write down what you need to do soon.
2. Complete this task when it is convenient for you.
3. Drag this completed task to calendar date to remember when it was completed.
4. Open the dragged task --> NO "DUE TIME" HERE!!!! Therefore the program gives incorrect results.

Unfortunately, not knowing this limitation I have entered a lot of information this way

- screenshots of the errors you are experiencing are needed

Message window is attached here. And mesage text is quoted below. As I've mentioned - this was sent many times to you using the error reporting utility. This problem is independent of database synchronization, OS wersion (WinXP and Win7/64), and occurs randomly when switching table and calendar views.

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Exception log with detailed tech info. Generated on 2014-01-06 12:09.
You may send it to the application vendor, helping him to understand what had happened.
 Application title: ML.epim - EssentialPIM Pro Portable
 Application file: D:\PROGRAMY\Portable\EssentialPIMPro\EssentialPIM.exe
 Application: EssentialPIM Pro Portable 5.57
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Exception class: EAccessViolation
Exception message: Access violation at address FC558DFF. Read of address FC558DFF.
Exception address: FC558DFF
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Main thread ID = 5480
Exception thread ID = 5480
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Object Logs:
3753399  AppRestore OK
3753352  SetViewMode OK
3753228  SetViewMode 1
3753228  AppRestore
3707909  AppMinimize OK
3707894  DBSave OK
3707894  DBSave
3707894  AppMinimize
3682466  SetViewMode OK
3682309  SetViewMode 1
3681701  DBOpen

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Active Controls:
3841259  ExceptionDialog TextMemo
3805067  MainForm FormPan FormPan2 TasksForm TablePan TasksVT
3793913  ToDoDialog PageControl1 ToDoTS GroupBox1 TitleEd RichViewEdit
3792899  MainForm FormPan FormPan2 TasksForm TablePan TasksVT
3788343  TaskDialog PageControl1 TaskTS GroupBox1 TitleEd RichViewEdit
3783773  MainForm FormPan FormPan2 TasksForm TablePan TasksVT
3780731  TaskDialog PageControl1 TaskTS GroupBox1 TitleEd RichViewEdit
3780231  MainForm FormPan FormPan2 TasksForm TablePan TasksVT
3770076  MainForm FormPan SubFormPan ToDosSubForm ListsTC
3760918  DBManDialog FilePathEd
3753446  MainForm
3684852  MainForm FormPan SubFormPan ToDosSubForm ListsTC
3681701  MainForm

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Exception stack
Stack list, generated 2014-01-06 12:09
(FC557DFF) [FC558DFF]
(007842C1) [00B852C1]
(00787C28) [00B88C28]
(00151351) [00552351]
(00150994) [00551994]
(000D1798) [004D2798]
(00150F55) [00551F55]
(00218DA9) [00619DA9]
(00150994) [00551994]
(000D1798) [004D2798]
(0021B244) [0061C244]
(00151351) [00552351]
(0014C4F8) [0054D4F8]
(0014AEEA) [0054BEEA]
(00785FD8) [00B86FD8]
(0014D2BD) [0054E2BD]
(00151351) [00552351]
(00150994) [00551994]
(000D1798) [004D2798]
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Call stack for main thread
Stack list, generated 2014-01-06 12:09
(0001FC42) [77E90C42]
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System   : Windows 7 Professional, Version: 6.1, Build: 1DB1, "Service Pack 1"
Memory: 16297; free 13571
Display  : 1280x1024 pixels, 32 bpp
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[Max]

Thank you, noted.
As mentioned previously, the easiest way to fix the AV errors you are experiencing is to synchronize into a new database using EPIM Synchronizer.