Haha, these punch card rolls are long and heavy for a reason. It’s a new lifestyle - workout and music production in one go. I will call it ZusAerobics feat Konrad Fonda in fancy neon leggings. Woohoo!
Talk about fever dreams!
I’m not talking about punched tape, I really mean cards 
Tape was easy if you dropped it, only took time to roll it up again. Punched cards are different, if you drop them you should have made sure that they are all numbered beforehand. Otherwise, no way of getting them back in the correct sequence 
Na… not fever dreams… history 
HOLY COW. That’s crazy, man. Is Edge your default browser by chance? I’m hoping that’s just Edge sloughing off the dirty-work to Webview and not an SB dependancy.
Nope, it is Chrome (don’t say… I know…).
OK, I’m going to have to do some isolated packet traces on that now. I don’t use Windows for anything personal, but I should research what its egress looks like.
Dirty.
One of my favourite films is That Touch Of Mink (Cary Grant and Doris Day 
). It has a scene where Doris (as a computer operator) loses her temper and starts pressing buttons at random - and those cards go flying everywhere.
(Around the 1:13:45 mark.)
OK, so according to the docs, SB explicitly is calling for Webview2 on Windows themselves. Further, again according to MSFT documentation, “WebView2 itself does not collect data about end-user browsing activities.” I’m still going to research it, but wanted to be fair and share “what they say.”
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You can replace Office with Openoffice, I don’t knowingly use any MS products.
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@Paul_Bryce Thanks, I appreciate your reply. But you can’t replace Access as easily as Word or Excel when it comes to deep coding so I’m stuck for now. That’s my dilemma.
Please keep us in the loop and thanks for your inquiries!
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Regarding WebView2 (a.k.a. Edge by Stealth):
… of course, if we had a Cubase for Linux, we wouldn’t have these problems.
Interesting, thanks @MrSoundman ! Does it also work on C14 (can’t check it myself right now)?
I just tested it - it works.
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Cheers @Googly_Croft - I will change it accordingly 
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Good times - I’m really growing fond of this forum - lots of good people here!
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The latest thing I noticed is this, somtimes using up to 100% CPU:
So what do they need to find out about my machine, when they’re not intending to support it past October anyway?
That may be the new XBox Live eHarmony partnership trying to find dates for Minecraft collab.
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The Privacy Clause, paragraph 121 subsection (a), item IV?
“We endeavour to respect your privacy until circumstances unspecified shall dictate that we no longer regard this as a necessary corollary to the conduct of our business with you, the client”
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