Hi Jan, Dmitry,
it is only possible to choose a character as thousands separator that is
not in use otherwise (e.g. as decimal point, number etc.).
Thanks for figuring out the problem with the configuration file.
Unfortunately, I have no clue what the exact reason could have been.
Jan, by any chance, do you have a backup of that bad configuration file?
best, simon
On 01/25/2013 11:39 AM, Jan Korbel wrote:
Maybe thousands separator. I can't type anything to preferences -
numbers - separator character in 2.0.1. But it's not so important.
J.
On 25.1.2013 08:28, Dmitry Smirnov wrote:
Hi Jan,
I'm very happy that we found the solution. Thank you for your feedback.
I'm a little bit curious about what exactly is this malicious
configuration
that 1.3.* (or earlier versions) put to its config file...
I also upgraded from 1.3.4 but didn't have this problem in first place.
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