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Michael Aitken
Aug 4, 2003, 1:54:50 AM8/4/03
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Hi, does anyone remember what "fatal dos error code 00h" means when
trying to run a clarion dos 2.1 program.
TIA,
Mick
trying to run a clarion dos 2.1 program.
TIA,
Mick
David Bratovich
Aug 4, 2003, 12:10:36 PM8/4/03
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Hello Michael,
A normal DOS function returning a ERROR CODE of 00 would mean sucess. Do you
have a screen shot of the error message you can share?
A normal DOS function returning a ERROR CODE of 00 would mean sucess. Do you
have a screen shot of the error message you can share?
db
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Michael Aitken
Aug 4, 2003, 5:14:27 PM8/4/03
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Hi David,
this is a problem with a 10yo and virtually bullet-proof (under Dos
6.x) Clarion 2.1/LPM app , that has been running perfectly for a
decade and now refuses to work. I am still waiting on full details
from the client. I suspect that he has changed operating systems but
will post further when the info becomes available.
Mick
this is a problem with a 10yo and virtually bullet-proof (under Dos
6.x) Clarion 2.1/LPM app , that has been running perfectly for a
decade and now refuses to work. I am still waiting on full details
from the client. I suspect that he has changed operating systems but
will post further when the info becomes available.
Mick
Ben E. Brady
Aug 4, 2003, 5:22:34 PM8/4/03
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I have an LPM application that has been running flawlessly under Windows
XP for the past 9 months and it's 3,000 miles away. You just have to
know how to set up XP to accomodate a couple of things. Like DOS
applications printing to a network printer on XP. :-)
XP for the past 9 months and it's 3,000 miles away. You just have to
know how to set up XP to accomodate a couple of things. Like DOS
applications printing to a network printer on XP. :-)
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David S. Beggs
Aug 5, 2003, 12:49:30 AM8/5/03
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Hi Michael.
If your program has been translated with the lpm linker, you need to ensure
that the environment variable lpm_swap=c:\temp or whatever is valid and is a
8.3 style path name.
HTH
Dave Beggs
If your program has been translated with the lpm linker, you need to ensure
that the environment variable lpm_swap=c:\temp or whatever is valid and is a
8.3 style path name.
HTH
Dave Beggs
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