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At 24 FEB 2004 10:09:36AM C Mansutti wrote:

Hi All,

I don't know if I am blighted by XP but every time I put on a replacement PC with XP, I hit some new idiosyncracy. Nothing is ever straightforward bleat bleat bleat.

Anyway, todays episode…

Arev 3.12

XP PRo

Novel 5.x

NLM

Novell Client 4.83 SP2

Expanded memory available

Client protocol set to IPX

In fact set exactly the same as the adjoining PC (which works)

This PC just won't load LHIPXTSR

Your help as alway appreciated

Claud


At 25 FEB 2004 12:48AM Steve Smith wrote:

Claude, it has to be a configuration difference on one box over the other. Different network card, different video array. Something.

Check the memory settings in config.nt and autoexec.nt, and the shell settings (COMMAND vs. CMD).

Also check the screen resolutions and also the Windows shortcuts settings.


At 27 FEB 2004 10:40AM C Mansutti wrote:

OK,

I found the reason LHIPXTSR wouldn't load, our techie had remmed out the vipx call in autoexec.nt instead of the config.nt calls left after a client load.

One interesting effect I am getting is that XP won't end the program when I exit. I have to force an end task - why is this?

Claude


At 27 FEB 2004 11:06AM Donald Bakke wrote:

Claude,

One interesting effect I am getting is that XP won't end the program when I exit. I have to force an end task - why is this?

Does your shortcut have "Close on exit" checked?

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SRP Computer Solutions, Inc.


At 03 MAR 2004 05:54PM C Mansutti wrote:

Donald,

As I'm calling a batch file (need to load LHIPXTSR), there is no "Close on Exit". There is one on _default.pif which is ticked, so it must be something else. Any guess gratefully accepted.

Claude


At 03 MAR 2004 06:00PM Warren Auyong wrote:

Check to see if there are other copies of _default.pif on the drive.


At 25 MAR 2004 01:38PM Frank Ritts wrote:

Try putting an "exit" in the batch file, at the end, of your commands.

lhipxtsr

arev.exe user /x m4096

exit

frank

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