Hi Betbird,
Yes that is the latest version of Cymatic. Here are the release notes from the version history section of the forum:
Version 4.18.1.0 Release notesIn fact, that version was released to solve a problem very similar to what you are describing. Cymatic Standard Login option used to open an emulated Internet Explorer Browser within a separate Cymatic window. Now in the new version it opens the Standard login within a completely separate instance (process) of Internet Explorer, again in a separate window, using the latest version of Internet Explorer that is installed on your computer. This solve the problems of using the emulated Internet Explorer embedded in a window, because it tended to emulate older out of date versions of Internet Explorer.
In both cases the Standard login takes place in a separate window, but as soon as it succeeds Cymatic should close the separate login window and proceed to display the markets in the Cymatic window. If the login gets stuck and does not notify the other Cymatic window correctly, then the login window doesn't get closed, instead it stays open and displays the Betfair home page. This is not by design, it is just what happens when the correct login information is not passed to the Cymatic window from the login window.
Initially I thought that the problem you are experiencing might be caused by the two stage Danish login interfering with the communication between the Cymatic window and the separate login window. However, I have done a search of my database and found several Danish users who are paying a subscription and using the software, but have not had any problems, so I am starting to think that the two stage Danish login might not be the cause of the problem.
Yes, Internet Explorer 10 should work OK.
Is it possible that your settings in Internet Explorer are too aggressive. Try switching the security level from High to Medium, in the settings. Also try changing the settings to allow all cookies. Also change it to allow JavaScript. Please tell me if any of those help, thanks.
Kind regards,
Gavin