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Ya... was reading about that. Maybe its time for me to move back home! :)

No further evidence than the notes most people keep on paper anyhow. And these are encrypted.

Yes, just install on the new machine and copy your data.zip from the old one. Reverse the process if you're starting out on this temp machine.

Usually I think it's like ctrl-printscreen and then you can paste it into paint. Screenshot or exact text is what we'd need.

Cool, glad it worked out!

Glad you like it. We are trying to allow for all levels of "dedication" by not requiring many values. Hopefully folks can start out with the basics and then enter more data as they desire.

Glad you like it!

We're open to any Mac developers who might want to join the project :). So far everyone has happened to be Windows knowedgable. Spread the word, I'd love to have a Mac port. If that doesn't happen, I know Lx has plans or hopes to move to a technology that's not dependent on Windows.

Your laptop doesn't have wireless? :)

There was (maybe is? :) ) a bug that if the program exited a certain way, it would re-encrypt w/o a password. I'm not exactly sure how to reproduce the problem just yet, but I think Lx was working on it. But if you tried just hitting enter w/o a password, I'm not sure what the issue could be...

We do have thoughts about allowing for the publishing of grow details in some fashion. Perhaps we could configure a Grow Journal thread in the application and then create a button that would output a highly detailed consistently formatted grow report. The other option we have considered is...

Try just pressing enter. Sometimes it will encrypt w/o a password. Lx would be able to comment more.

Great suggestions. In the meantime, I think you can subscribe to project updates on the sourceforge site.

Ya, I was looking at those, but they're too big generally. I am using a 4'x2' cabinet. Think I'll see if there's a flood tray that's about the right size. Thx

Well... of course I'd do that. Just want to be prepared if it leaks or something... who knows. Better safe than sorry. :)

Thanks everyone! I'm set.

Ok, and I'd be protected against dangerous shock if I somehow spilled water all over my lower lights since the GFCI would trip as soon as it detected electricity leaking out... into me? That's my biggest concern really. Thx!

I am looking to condense the amount of floorspace I am taking up for my veg and flower cabinets by seeing if I can safely stack one on top of the other. I would appreciate it if someone could confirm for me that a GFCI breaker would prevent any shock to me or damage to my lights if water spilled...

Glad you like it. Our forum would be the best place for suggestions/bugs. Could also add it to the tracker @ SourceForge too if you like.

Looks like you click the star under a post? Not sure, haven't messed with it since they re-did the site's software. Thx for the Thx :)