Watchtower Reader

What works

Almost everything.
Creates an Icon on the Desktop and an entry in the Programs menu, and these works as they should, no need to copy MEPS dlls to system32.
The M/* needs the wtlib special fonts. Now the Tetragrammaton is shown correctly and with the wtlib special fonts all Hebrew and Greek characters are also shown especially if you use DejaVu Serif font.

What does not

Tooltip does not work, not even with comctl32.dll override!!!!!
Some windows opens kind of minimized, especially if you use
Tutorial and Help partly.

Workarounds

What was not tested

Nothing I know about.

Hardware tested

Graphics:

• GPU:
• Driver:

Additional Comments

I rate this silver because Tolltips doesn't work due to problems with comctl32.dll override, this worked in 0.9.43 and all newer versions have this problem. My opinion is that all versions from 0.9.44 to 0.9.47 should be rated silver for Wtreader and Wtlib 05 and 06.

OFFICIAL SUPPORT FOR WINE+WTLIB

The watchtower society has no official support for wtreader on linux nor apple, as stated in the readme.txt on the installation CD.

You can help yourself a lot by reading the installation suggestions BEFORE asking for help. Reading the Known Issues section you can also save us all some time.

Due to an increasing number of posts on this application page, we have to move some kinds of information, or this page would become too long & difficult to read...

We have a WIKI for putting your installation/setup suggestions into:

http://wiki.jswindle.com/index.php/Wine_Watchtower_Reader_2006

The wiki is moderated; see its talk page.

UNOFFICIAL SUPPORT

If you can't make it work following the instructions above, there is a FORUM for dealing with different kinds of [help] requests:

http://yann.barraud.free.fr/forums/index.php

Please note that a forum of this kind is public and off-topic posts may occur. These will be deleted, but are visible until a moderator gets rid of them. Users would likely carefully review any privacy and security information and use discernment before making their own decision whether to visit or log onto other sites.