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On 11/09/2012 12:20 PM, J-P. Rosen wrote:

> To see if it is really the problem, look into the "messages" window (not
> "location"). If you see lines that are cut at odd places, that's it.
>
> But it doesn't happen that often, and since it seems to be connected to
> timing, it often disappears if you run it one more time.
>
> Now, if what I describe does not look like your problem, there might be
> something else...
>

What I see in the Messages window is the Python traceback that I showed 
my earlier posts. I don't see anything that looks like Adactl output.

It probably is the same thing, though. I just tried it numerous times on 
several files and it did work once. Based on my complete unscientific 
analysis I'd say it's working about 5% of the time for me. So it's not 
very usable, unfortunately.

I guess I'll have to stick to the command line.

Peter