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==== FS445 WITH NPP (AREV 3.1X ON NT SERVER WITH WIN95 W/STNS) (Networking Products) ====
=== At 13 JAN 1998 07:34:26AM TERRENCE D. BARNES - MICROLINK AUSTRALIA wrote: ===
 
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RECENTLY INSTALLED NETWORK PERFORMANCE PACK INTO APPROX 10 USER NT SERVER ENVIRONMENT RUNNING AREV 3.1 ON WIN 95 W/STNS.

ONLY INCIDENT SO FAR IS AN FS445 - IDX_SETS function 1 returned error code -9733

This followed with FS448  - Fatal Internal error.

Any comments / suggestions as to what I should investigate.
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=== At 13 JAN 1998 09:15AM Aaron Kaplan wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Check out the [url=http://www.revelation.com/WebSite/knowledge.nsf/a8d98a7758d871298525651c004e6987/3c57c588ce21daf9852563920051f70b?OpenDocument]ARev FAQ[/url] to ensure you have enough EMS memory allocated.  Generally this error is an out of memory error.  The NPP uses a bit more memory than your previous driver and could be enough to make the difference.



You also might want to consider going to [url=http://www.revelation.com/WebSite/software.nsf/76c3ba2a4214609785256421006d5324/2d71df70462c1dfe852563fb0062c598/$FILE/AR312UPD.ZIP]ARev 3.12[/url] for some needed Win95 compatibility enhancements.



apk@sprezzatura.com

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=== At 13 JAN 1998 09:25AM Greg wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Do you get this error when performing printing commands?



If so, has your printer been configured to print from MS-DOS programs?



Are you spooling your printing jobs?  This could be causing the error.



What are your environment settings on your Win 95 machines?

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=== At 25 JAN 1998 07:25PM Terrence Barnes Microlink - Thanks again Aaron / Greg wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>I have downloaded arev 3.12 update as suggested.

I shal check out environment / memory allocation as suggested.



Thank you both for your input.



Terrence D. Barnes  Microlink (Aust)

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