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I've decided. The VBA for Timcrementer will be available as a copyable text. You will need to manually compare the texts and enter them yourself for user assurance and security reasons, and since the Canadian Government is removing restrictions and qualifying workers, for that reason too --- to ensure quality. I could sign it, but you'd have to enter in the root and intermediate CA certificates and I choose to not make you have to learn to do that. That should be a managed process.


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Hello, World!,

Just as God's tender mercies are renewed each morning, I shall start anew also.

It's up to all of you. I'll do my part. I say free. Not for profit. I'll work for the smallest amount I can get to provided: a) I'm off AISH, b) all my debts are paid, and c) I have enough to not worry about money. Subject to change.


Latest thoughts and considerations -- ";#!--// This section may not be edited daily, but I will attempt to." -- DISPOSABLE



Renewal of Self

<TEC_PURPLE>
It isn't hackers, or anyone out to get me. Sometimes NetBeans is wrong. Reminder to: Clean And Build and Re-Try.
</TEC_PURPLE>

Coding


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Some things don't work due to ongoing development.

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You'll need a JDK... You can get one here: Oracle JDK's. Windows is [x86 (32 bit) and, x64 (64 bit, but mostly everything is 64 bit now)], anything else, you should know what to do or who to contact. Anything newer than version 17 should work. I compile to version 17, but you can change that. Minimum version is Java 9 for Process.pid() and, if I recall correctly, there were some Bouncy Castle cryptography changes requiring source version 11.

You'll probably want an IDE. I'm working on an editor, but it's slow and careful, (Red->Read - painful), work. I use NetBeans 18 (Install JDK BEFORE NetBeans) and a Java Ant Project with Existing Classes and package to .jar using ca.tecreations.apps.deploy.Deploy, but you can use any text editor and Command Promt, or terminal, or jethro.jar to launch. Compiling is automatic, according to configuration, via JavaCompiler.

You can construct a Maven/Ant style project by using DependencyViewer.


  1. The Most Recently Deployed Installer --- TEC_VERSION.jar {jethro.jar} : Is here ----> : jethro.jar
  2. A double click will launch it if you have the JDK installed.
  3. Refer to the Documentation menu above to review the operations the Validator performs.
  4. Check out the rest of the Documentation and Roadmap to understand what I'm doing, why and where I'm trying to go with it.
  5. I've set it to close the Validator after spawning Launcher and I added the SSL JavaMail for Engine participants. I guess you'll need that code too. That will take a bit to refactor, but I'll put in RoadMap
  6. Happy Coding!