Check this out....

[CharlesHF]

Don't know if it does this on anyone else's machine but here goes....
I opened up the GUI for a second to take a screenshot, and then mIRC moved up, so I moved the GUI off to the side, with part of the protein display area off of the screen. When I started moving it back, the protein display......went nuts. It looked like it was displaying every protein that it had ever displayed, kind of like a movie. After some experimenting, I found out that it does it does this on all sides. (couldn't try the top of the screen, though)
Anyone else's computer do this?

 

[Gnerma]

CHF, try it in about 4 hours or so when you come off the *whatever it is your on*. Quit doing that though, it probably uses more cycles than usual

 

[CharlesHF]

CHF, try it in about 4 hours or so when you come off the *whatever it is your on*. Quit doing that though, it probably uses more cycles than usual

So, I'm guessing that your confuser doesn't do it?

 

[Gnerma]

Don't use the GUI, don't know..

 

[skou]

I am using GUI, it does the same thing.

steve

 

[CharlesHF]

I am using GUI, it does the same thing.

steve

I just thought it was weird, so I posted.

 

[NASsoccer]

I just thought it was weird, so I posted.

you are right, that is truly odd oh yeah keep the display closed

FOLD ON
NAS

 

[CharlesHF]

you are right, that is truly odd oh yeah keep the display closed

FOLD ON
NAS

I thought 10 seconds of it being open was a sacrifice enough for me to take a screenshot so that I can put it on my AIM pic-doodad thingamajig.

 

[Arkaine23]

I suppose we can forgive you for those 10 seconds of lost cycles... this time!