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2 total messages Started by Mark Freedman Sun, 25 Apr 1999 00:00
CanTax Windows 3.1 GPF writing file
#91
Author: Mark Freedman
Date: Sun, 25 Apr 1999 00:00
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   I installed CanTax for Windows 3.x from the CDROM, downloaded the 
patch program from the CanTax site, and it seemed to run to completion. 

   I ran CanTax and entered my data, but when I saved I got

   GPF  in t1w16.exe   at  0027:3215

   I have sent a query to CanTax, but would appreciate help from anyone 
who has suffered similar fate.

   I have a 386/33  with 8 meg RAM, running MSDOS 6.20 and Windows 3.1.

   Next year, I may try QuickTax instead  :-(

   Thanks.

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   I've had it with MyLife 1.0. When will MyLife 1.01 be out ?
Re: CanTax Windows 3.1 GPF writing file
#90
Author: sharx
Date: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 00:00
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1576 bytes
Mark Freedman (cd260@torfree.net) wrote:
:    I installed CanTax for Windows 3.x from the CDROM, downloaded the 
: patch program from the CanTax site, and it seemed to run to completion. 

:    I ran CanTax and entered my data, but when I saved I got

:    GPF  in t1w16.exe   at  0027:3215

:    I have sent a query to CanTax, but would appreciate help from anyone 
: who has suffered similar fate.

:    I have a 386/33  with 8 meg RAM, running MSDOS 6.20 and Windows 3.1.

:    Next year, I may try QuickTax instead  :-(

:    Thanks.

Well, *I* have been running Cantax on my system with DOS 6.2 and WIN 3.11
for years. No problem. Dollars to doughnuts, the problem is with YOUR
system. Don't be so quick to knowk CanTax.





: -- 
:    I've had it with MyLife 1.0. When will MyLife 1.01 be out ?


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