The date automatically updates when you save the file.  With the rest I just use the text command.

Interesting.

I don't have much experience with relays.  Check this link http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=167616.msg1248073#msg1248073 and also the replies after that.

Hmm, not sure why they have it going to +5V.  The Arduino's official schematic has it going to ground..

[$259]

Listening to the first video again, it seems to be indeed $259.

Ouch.  Seems steep.  I may just build my own..

The only thing I seen that was wrong was you had Aref going to Vcc.  It should be .1uF to ground.  I cleaned up your schematic.   If your still experiencing resets, it means there is too much current going through the Arduino.  You can put a small value resistor in series with IN5 to see if that's the cause.  You can keep going to a higher value.  If a 1K resistor still makes it reset, then your problem is somewhere else.  Recheck all of your wiring.

What sensor is activating the relay?  Datasheet?

I agree with AlxDroid, please don't stop!  There are hundreds of Arduino users that enjoy using your IDE.  Your installer is a little enhancement compared to other features your IDE provides, IMO.  I thought you were working on adding line numbers?  I would greatly appreciate that feature.

Seems like your copy and paste is going crazy.  Start a fresh page, copy your code from this post and paste it in the IDE. 

When I copy your code and paste it in the IDE, I get NO Errors! 

If you look closely, you'll see it's just a plastic box with 4 AA cells and some blinkie
lights, LOL. Without telling you specifically what it is, do a search at google images
on "Blake's 7 computer". A classic from before time began. Servalan, Avon, and Soolin.

Oh, lol.  Still looks pretty sweet though. 

No reason really..  Just that's where I installed my first library when I was new.  I also never had a problem with it overwriting 3rd party libraries.  It will, of course, overwrite the default libraries.  Which I would rather have it that way.  If they ever update a library along with the release of a new IDE version, the library gets updated as well. 

No, there were no duplicates between directories.  But, I guess it's not a big deal.  So, don't worry about it.  Keep enhancing your IDE!  I will have to get accustomed to using my documents folder..

That's always the excuse.  Funny how the regular IDE doesn't have any problems with the libraries in the install directory.  I installed your IDE to get past not being able to scroll through the library list.  I guess every program as it's faults.

Page* 22 has the land pattern.  Bottom, left figure says "This Land Pattern is not common to CSTCE_V."  Page* 27 has another CSTCE_V land pattern and I agree, the pads are half the size of the leads stated on page* 25.

It may be an error on their part..  But, I agree with Oric, save yourself alot of work in the future and go with a Crystal + some 22pF caps. 

*My page numbers are referring to Adobe Reader's page numbers.

@Oric, what is that pic of in your avatar?  Looks interesting..

Nothing changed from the defaults.  I got the error and tried most of the common troubleshooting techniques.  Then, I completely uninstalled ERW and re-installed it with all default settings.

Path to libraries that is getting errors: F:\Applications\Arduino\Arduino ERW 1.0.4\libraries

I did some experimenting and When I move all of the libraries to my documents folder, the error goes away.  If I put some in the documents folder and some in the install path, I get the error.

What is it that you're trying to do?
What error messages?

It will keep running the old sketch until you upload a new sketch.