I am downvoting ≈ 90% of your posts as they, in my view, deserve it and I still hedge/waffle on the rest because you posted working code recently—I believe for the first time in a decade—and are sometimes in the ballpark on problems if not in point of fact helpful to the OP with links or code. Without code or a link or an actual answer, your vague, typically inaccurate in at least some way, replies no longer get any benefit of the doubt. I said exactly that this is where I, at least, was headed with you several times. I would not be surprised at all to hear there are six or more others who have come to a similar conclusion.
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