Conversion Designer/Installer Creator

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

Precomp freezed?

Originally Posted by Inge

If it seems Freearc is freezed just wait a few hours .......

Originally Posted by Inge

It's normal that Freearc seems to be freezed for Hours, just wait!

A little help with both your English here ..... the correct terminology is 'Frozen'.

ie: Precomp frozen?

ie 2: Freearc seems to be frozen for hours. OR Freearc seems to freeze for hours. (there is no such word as freezed)

Both of you type English very good, except for the word 'freezed'.

I am only helping your English not complaining about your English.

[Razor12911]

Originally Posted by Grumpy

A little help with both your English here ..... the correct terminology is 'Frozen'.

ie: Precomp frozen?

ie 2: Freearc seems to be frozen for hours. OR Freearc seems to freeze for hours. (there is no such word as freezed)

Both of you type English very good, except for the word 'freezed'.

I am only helping your English not complaining about your English.

Nice, you should be a teacher/lecturer.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/freezed

and how about sneeze

is it sneezed or snoozed? because I check on the internet and seems fine to me

Thanks though, It will really help in the exam I'll be writing in September/October, next time when I'm about to write the word "freezed". I'll ask myself, what did Grumpy say? oh, Froze.

In any case, people, you can start posting the error messages you receive while using Installer Creator and I'll patch them up.

Two Complete concerning EIdReadTimeout and EIdReplyRFCError.

I added startup picture to show whether Installer Creator is running or not.

I decreased the load time as well for people with internet connection.

All of this changes will be in Installer Creator v2.1, v2.0 is just for alpha and experimental releases.

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/freezed

and how about sneeze

is it sneezed or snoozed? because I check on the internet and seems fine to me

Firstly, I will delete these Off Topic posts eventually.

Yes 'sneezed' is a word. ie: I just sneezed.

The wiktionary link you provided states the use of 'freezed' is NON-standard meaning when it is used we know what you mean but it is not a proper word.

Use of the "weak" inflection ending in "-ed" instead of the strong inflected form, froze (past) or frozen (past participle) is considered non-standard, though the speaker or writer would be understood.

The proper word/s for 'freezed' is therefore 'Froze or Frozen.

ie: He nearly 'froze' to death in the snow. OR When we found him in the snow he was 'frozen'.
OR
When we found him in the snow he was 'freezing' to death.

I am Australian, we only speak English here, even though we were taught UK English we do have our own English slang. Some would say us Aussies have butchered the English language with our slang. I try my hardest not to use English slang when writing on International forums like Fileforums.

It is well documented that English is the hardest language to learn because of the way some words are spelt and pronounced the same even though they have a different meanings. Like the word 'train' for example.
ie1: Instead of travelling by bus I prefer to travel by train.
ie2" When I go to the gym I prefer to train alone.

English also has words which sound the same but are spelt differently and have different meanings, like 'there' and their'.

Another thing to consider, UK English and US English have different spelling words, like 'colour' (UK) and 'color' (US). Both words are considered correct but the US don't use the letter 'u'.

And that concludes todays English lesson.