`  == AWARD ==   == MWT ==  Hi Michael - just tried MWT but I guess I got something wrong as it didn't add me.  Apologies and advice welcome (I guess I wanted to see what it was all about) cheers      :Judging by the edit summary here, I'd say you've found a bug. This is the first instance I've seen of this occuring, and my apologies for the programme breaking. I'll do some debugging and see if I can resolve the problem. My current concern is that it allowed you to edit without logging in to wikipedia , which means that there are 2 bugs I'll be working on today P, Thanks for trying it out, even if it didn't work.   •   ::One less bug for you - I did login but maybe not before I tried clicking.  I do have this habit of trying things out first and then .... (RTFM is an alien concept to me!).  I'm actually at work (wispering) so I may not get to try it much today but I'll hope to over the next couple of days.  Is it very tied to IE (if you have time to answer if not fine)?  I kinda don't like it  and use FF mainly on wiki now (opera isn't as happy/compatible).  All the best      :::Ok, after a bug report and a discussion on the MWT mailing list (As well as the IRC channel), we've been unable to replicate it, but we've traced it down to a certain subroutine in the programme, which can be avoided using the following method (if you're still interested) :::*Open up Internet Explorer :::*Go to Wikipedia :::*Log in, ticking the ``remember me`` check box :::*Close Internet Explorer (finally) :::*Open MWT, it *should* now add your name to the list, properly now that you can be sure you're logged in. - it should now be working D :::No promise that it will work, but hopefully it will. If it is of interest to you, the bug report can be found here, and as of yet this is the only solution that we can find that does not require editing the programme.   •   ::::I'll give a try at home tomorrow - it will be fresh install there anyway - and let you know how it goes.  Don't worry about replying to my talk, I'll keep an eye here for a bit.  Equally if you want me to test anything I happily will (friends say ``he was a fiddler`` will be one of my epitaphs``!).  Thanks for the response and all the best     :::::Kicking the brain hard - I'll try and ``break`` it again first I think to prove a point for you (not login and then edit).  I can rollback my disc so having tried that I can then do it properly.  I'll let you know what happens - cheers      == MWT update ==  Though you might not want it!  Final try at work - changed to save password and it put the name on the list went to ``getting recent changes`` - screen then had diag lines across it. Message was - runtime error '5': invalid procedure call or argument. And closed.  That machine in XPpro fully patched (obviously any other info ask).  I try the home one tomorrow - regards      :first login did not ``break`` - couldn't replicate that at all.  However I got the same runtime error.  More info if you want it and happy to help.  It may well be me - VP doesn't seem to like me either!  I do tend to turn off a lot of services that run on startup - possible issue?  Hear from you & regards      Same error here, same platform. Happens in 0.7, 0.7.1 and 0.7.4, can't find any other versions available for download –    == Syntax Highlighting == Hi Michael, do you think it is a good idea to use templates for syntax highlighting? It makes the page generation heavy as hell and therefore uses the performance of the server without any obvious reason. Sorry for this harsh criticism, but I think it is better to notice those things early in their development rather than then having to re-edit thousands of entries ^^  :This is easily fixed with some substitution, but what is more of a worry (for me anyway) is how it messes up the page source. You can direct any other CoderWiki related comments to my talk page over there, as this is for Wikipedia-related matters.   •    == Barnstar template ==  See . What you can now do is type in this text:   {{User:MichaelBillington/BB|(reason)}}  ...which will produce:    Then just sign below it.  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