atferrari Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jun 1, 2012 #1 Yesterday I could not edit the text of my initial post in this thread: https://www.electro-tech-online.com...utput-offset-compensation.127783/#post1062526. Intention was to replace the attached circuit. While I managed to eliminate the original one, I could not complete the process to show the right one. Simply I could no complete the preview process. (Sorry I did not copy the error message). I finally opted to post it somewhere below. When somebody found an apparent mistake in my second circuit I decided to replace it again. This time I did different: uploaded the new (good) one and immediately deleted the old (bad) one. No preview and save changes. Worked OK.
Yesterday I could not edit the text of my initial post in this thread: https://www.electro-tech-online.com...utput-offset-compensation.127783/#post1062526. Intention was to replace the attached circuit. While I managed to eliminate the original one, I could not complete the process to show the right one. Simply I could no complete the preview process. (Sorry I did not copy the error message). I finally opted to post it somewhere below. When somebody found an apparent mistake in my second circuit I decided to replace it again. This time I did different: uploaded the new (good) one and immediately deleted the old (bad) one. No preview and save changes. Worked OK.
3v0 Coop Build Coordinator Forum Supporter Jun 1, 2012 #2 I know this does not answer your question but in general it is better to leave the old in place and provide the new circuit in a new reply. Doing so preserves the flow of the thread.
I know this does not answer your question but in general it is better to leave the old in place and provide the new circuit in a new reply. Doing so preserves the flow of the thread.