I already had one filter open from a previously completed task.
In Windows Explorer, I selected a file, and used the Windows Shell facility to launch another TextPipe filter on it.
TextPipe wouldn't allow it to run. Error message dialog appeared.
- Too many copies message
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I have one system. I have one license. Why the error message?
This is flawed. I should be able to run a filter from the Shell while I have TextPipe already open.
It should have opened the required filter as a file within the existing instance of TextPipe.
This was never a problem before TextPipe version 10. It looks like a new software bug. Please fix this asap.
Best regards,
David Haslam