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Pulled an all-nighter rebuilding a race engine for the Canadian touring series. Also tuned 2 cars with the latest version Calvin sent. The 4 flash thing works just fine. I'm still unable to select multiple cells in graph mode. I am also still unable to select any data points with the mouse. So I'm forced to click a cell in the table then click on the graph so I can use the arrow keys properly. I hold shift and arrow over, up/down, still doesn't allow selection. Here is a definite (minor bug). When you click the little button that says graph below table or whatever it says the button to change them back so they're side by side still says the same thing. I had a lot of trouble converting the calibration I did for my P06 GSR engine to this GSR turbo on a P28. I tried making a new basemap with the P28 selected. That worked fine but as soon as I tried to load my P06 calibration file it started acting weird - fuel was all wrong etc, and eventually it just crashed. Too tired at that point to reproduce the problem. Finally I wasn't able to figure out how to have the smart tracking feature select only one cell. Am I using the wrong version? Off to bed now. -Michael

yup wrong version i didn't posted that one yet. Tonight You can select data points with your mouse... Right-button down then drag it... It will make a rectangle all the datapoints will be selected Left-button up/down to drag a % to them

One more question. I've added IAB drivers to a P28. So I selected P28 as the ROM type. IABs do not seem to work. Was this correct? -Michael

IAB should work.. Test with a stock p72 rom

hackish wrote: Here is a definite (minor bug). When you click the little button that says graph below table or whatever it says the button to change them back so they're side by side still says the same thing. -Michael

Can you explain this? If i click the "Graph below button" It moves the graph to the bottom of the table/grid. you want that the text changes too?

Once the graph is below the button still says \"graph below\" when it should say \"graph beside\" or something to that effect. -Michael

done