Runtime Error 207

[a...@realityspoison.com]

We are running a dos program to perform hyp.calcs. After moving the
program to a different computer so we did not have to access it through
the network, we began to receive a runtime error 207 (at F334:2897)
whenever we try to use the print to screen command.

The author of the program is not available to assist us, and I am not
familiar with dos errors to begin to troubleshoot the problem. Is this a
general error that someone might be able to point me in the right
direction to fix it?

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[Thomas Overgaard]

a...@realityspoison.com Wrote:
> We are running a dos program to perform hyp.calcs. After moving the
> program to a different computer so we did not have to access it through
> the network, we began to receive a runtime error 207 (at F334:2897)
> whenever we try to use the print to screen command.
>

Does "different computer" mean a newer and faster one? Some DOS programs
doesn't like fast computers and the result is usually runtime errors.

Make a search for a little utility named Moslow and run this before the
DOS program.

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Thomas O.

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[Rick Walton]

This may sound in the 'dah' realm... but are you certain you've mapped or
captured a printer prior to hitting PrintScreen?

a...@realityspoison.com wrote in message ...

>We are running a dos program to perform hyp.calcs. After moving the
>program to a different computer so we did not have to access it through
>the network, we began to receive a runtime error 207 (at F334:2897)
>whenever we try to use the print to screen command.
>