Del,
If a "miracle" happens, I'll be in Topeka for the Pro this weekend.
Hope to capture some GEEZ runs with my kart, although there
are bigger issues to deal with that puts data collection on a back
burner.
Seems as though what you need is a program called "GEEZ Key"
which is downloadable off of the extremegeez.com website. I'll
put a floppy copy of it in with the Topeka stuff. If I do make the trip,
(you M1 guys do need a 5th driver!) you can copy my copy.
Win XP seems to have a problem seeing the dongle. One thing
I have found is that it has to be attached to the port when you boot
the system, or GEEZ will only operate in demo mode.
When I went to the XP laptop, I had the same problem you describe.
Alan
In a message dated 3/23/04 7:13:34 PM Eastern Standard Time,
rasmussend@mindspring.com writes:
> At 11:12 PM 3/23/2004 +0000, Delmar Long wrote:
> >Anyone have experience with the Extreme GEEZ cube and program?
> >I've got everything to work using my desk top PC, but I can't get it
> >to "see" the serial number dongle on my lap top parallel port.
> >Made a few runs up the drive way today. The GEEZ says I've got 172
> >HP, but the black top runs out too soon to tell for sure. OH well,
> >the neighbor gave me the high sign, thumbs up anyway, or at least I
> >think it was his thumb.
> >Del-ready to go to Topeka-Long
> Del,
>
> There may be a problem in regard to your laptop operating system vs. the
> dongle version you have. As I recall, I needed a new dongle for my Windows
> XP laptop.
>
> I've copied the GEEZ list but you many need to contact the new GEEZ "guy".
>
> Dick
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