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Ann, thanks for the tip. It just might be what I could use for that occasional need to read the documentation. But, I'm not a regular Google user, so, if you would, is this cache something only available from their browser or is there a URL that would get me started (I'm a Firefox user). TIA

I have projects which were started under Tokyo. Some day I'll migrate those 11.x but for the time being, I continue to use that older editions of RS.

Maybe by the summer solstice they'll have restored the Tokyo pages.

After installing 11.1 I looked for something in GetIt for Parnassus Bookmarks - nada. Where is it? Perhaps I'm missing something really obvious but after my installation of 11.1 (Professional) it looks like it is MIA.

Well, 11.1 is out. I'm about ready to install it on my test system. Will the much desired Parnassus offering be there? In the meantime, I don't see anything obvious in this feature & fix list: https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Alexandria/en/New_features_and_customer_reported_issues_fixed_in_RAD_Studio_11.1 . Did I miss it? .

Yes, it does feel like it. But there's the old adage about never installing anything ".0" and Alexandra is 11.0 is it not? Yes, I have it installed but I've not migrated anything to it. And why apparently some shops have ported projects to it is something I can understand only in very narrow circumstances. As some one that purchases the license to RAD Studio, it's a bit disappointing it's not ready for prime time. And I'm not just referring to the current issue of the Parnassus bookmark facility, I'm also looking at the list of open issues on the QC site.

Maybe it'll be fixed after Wednesday. See: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/7497661470554577420

NP. A check of a number of BM's in my browser shows that clicking refresh enough times does eventually result in the desired page shown correctly. I guess the quip about the support chain starting in Oz then continuing to CA and finally Europe wasn't a joke then. Oh well. My bad.

I thought he was just continuing a joke.

Thanks for the explanation. What I thought odd was the exact same percentages were posted for all 4 time periods. I would have guessed all 4 values would have been different. But I'll assume that the free plan is the limiting factor and the explanation for that sameness being seen.

That monitor is nice but how can these numbers be correct?

Thanks for the tip. For some pages, a refresh does the trick. For others I found multiple clicks on the refresh button eventually results in the desired page. However, I found one page that just is not ready for prime time: https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/CodeExamples/Seattle/en/Main_Page

Hold your horses. I just check a number of pages I have BM in my browser. Most are OK but not all.

If this problem was with an online bank, Idera would be out of business.

The Iranian's using the log4j vulnerability probably hacked the site: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/02/iranian-state-hackers-are-using-log4shell-to-infect-unpatched-vmware-servers/ That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

I don't have a high resolution monitor. If I say pretty please with sugar on it, can I get the Parnassus BM add-on for my HD configuration for Christmas?

Add me to the interested parties list for this topic. One thing I learned while reading about {$Y+} and the such is apparently the feature only works when the target is WIN32. But even after switching a project from WIN64 to WIN32 I am still unable to actually find anything that I would call a symbol cross-reference listing. What's the trick?

Over this last weekend, the RSS feed for CodeCentral seems to have been disabled/discontinued. Has any one else seen this? And then there are a number of what now appear to be dead links I have bookmarked for sites like CodeGear, perhaps others. Is any one else also experiencing things missing which are older/old sites for Delphi/RAD Studio?