The following are issues that are common to LESA, RIS-View and RIS-Info:

A bug in the handling of time zone data is causing times to be converted to GMT instead of local time for any time zone in which daylight savings is not recognized.

A secondary copy of the application starts on batches. Thus, you cannot start the application to switch printers prior to print batches.

The following are issues in LESA:

The plots that are supposed to open automatically during an analysis sequence are not functioning properly.

Some of the preferences for bad hole flags are not being saved properly.

A bug is causing the Insert option on Montage plots to do nothing.

There is a bug in the saving of Cross Sections that results in a couple of options not being saved properly

The cross section pages are only saving if you select OK, not just apply, or switch pages.

If you try to use the backspace key in the Edit Data Items spreadsheet, the Tutorial is opened.

Some of the interactive plot features releated to zone data were causing a crash occassionally.

If there is no base map defined, and the wells have therefore not been properly placed, then selecting the Line of Section option will crash the program.

When analyses are repeatedly run, multiple curves of the same name are generated.

Some printing preferences were not saving properly.

A bug is causing the Program Determined Zones to crash

A problem with setting up the default Quick-Look zone would sometimes cause the calculations to all return 0.

The prompts to save a modifed well were very odd when trying to shut down the application. More importantly, an incorrect answer could close the well without saving the changes, even if you tried to cancel.

The rulers are not in sync with the actual data. This was introduced in 4.2.

The list of overlays was not being displayed properly when editing overlays.