I keep getting "Sintaz Error" on my new PC?

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[Sketch]

  Any ideas what this little SINTAX ERROR pop up is trying to tell me on my new Gateway computer? 
DUMMA THAN A ROCK OL' SKETCHEEDONNIE BOY...exiled here in GIG HAAAABA?

(I thought SIN TAX was what I paid when I took some of my buddies to a bachlor party at The KUUZZZIE KITTY nightclub on South Tacoma Way...the other day? 

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[Sketch]

Do you mean Syntax Error?

YES! I was just razzin with the  SYNTAX spellin' 

[Ken Bour]

Any ideas what this little SINTAX ERROR pop up is trying to tell me on my new Gateway computer? 

In what context does this error occur? Are you in an application such as Microsoft Word? Can you take a screenshot and post it here? What version of Windows are you running (XP, Vista, 7)?

Have you been able to identify any specific actions that cause the error to display? For example, "Whenever I _____, the error pops up."

Ken

[Sketch]

I have Window 7....and I notice it from time to time but so far I haven't been able to pin it down exactly what action makes this error  pop up on the screen?
So far it doesn't seem to cause any noticable problem...thanks for your input and by the way...LOVE YOUR CHOICE OF KITES that you have listed at the bottom of your forum post. Skyburners have always been beautifully designed and built.

[Ken Bour]

The next time it happens, it would help if you could take a snapshot of the screen so that we can see what's going on at the time. Context is a lot, if not everything, in diagnosing problems like this one. I know that techies always want to see a cursed screenshot; but, there's actually method in the madness. I help a lot of relatives and the most successful ones are either when I get a screenshot or, even better, I am logged into their PCs remotely using a product such as TeamViewer.

Ken

P.S. Thanks for the kite compliment! If I decide to stick with this hobby (it is intensely more challenging than I first imagined), I have three more I want to add: Solus-UL, Ocius-SUL, and I-Nak.

[Sketch]

Wish I had saved my $$$ and saved for that awesome OCIUS!...ONLY 4.8 ounces...HIGHEST QUALITY FRAME available.
After constantly fiddlin-diddlin' n' tinkering with my new little ECHO....at least I know BIG TIME FOR CERTAIN ...its  HIGH TIME TO REFRAME THAT BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ECHO light wind sail with a useable quality n' RIGHT KITE FRAME from Jon & Marieanne sooooooooooooooooon as possible which should really give a much wider wind range plus the ability to utilize longer lines than 35ft...
.but equally more importantly...... improve a much better balanced and stiffer frame. (Humm? May have to also abandon that innovative cutzie but annoying  little flippity floppy sail stand off system on that otherwise nice little no wind flying machine.

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Reading this thread reminds me of that time I went to Ikea.
 

LOL! 
Since my last post....I dug through my dwindlin' kite rod supplies and cut down a couple of old preproduction  Beaman Extralight #13 rods...for the main spreader...cut down a couple of slightly stiffer stand off rods for the "cutzie little U shaped standoffs for my new beautiful sailed ECHO!
WHAT AN IMPROVEMENT!
Surprising these stiffer replacement parts RESULTED IN NO EXTRA WEIGHT GAIN...and took the flippity-floppiness out of the frame considerably. Added a couple of little snap on HQ yo-yo stoppers.
Biggest improvement...CRISPER, MORE ACCURATE AND PRECISE CORNERING, plus giving me considerable more flyable wind speed range on my #50ld. 60 ft. lines.

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