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In article <1993Jan20.3880.4119@dosgate> "quarterdeck canada" <quarterdeck.canada@canrem.com> writes:
>WS>In article <C0v6q4.Gwo#news.iastate.edu> tckaspar@iastate.edu (Thomas C Kaspar) writes:
>>I am running DESQview v2.42 with QEMM v6.02 on a Mitsuibishi MP386/25.
>>Sometimes when I'm using the spellchecker in WP5.1 the program crashes
>>and asks me if I want to terminate or reboot.  I usually terminate at this
>>point, but then I have to restart WP and restore my backup.  Does anyone
>>have experience with this type of problem?  I would appreciate some suggestions.  Thanks
>
>WS>I have no solutions, but I have the same problem.  I think word perfect must be
>WS>fooling around with QEMM, but I haven't been able to solve the problem by
>WS>increasing available expanded memory, turning off the /r option, turning on /ne
>WS>(which is said to prevent the access of expanded memory).  I haven't checked
>WS>the memory map, however.
>WS>I just stopped spell-checking.  I too would appreciate some advice.
>
>I'll wager good money that you both have versions of WordPerfect that
>predate December 1990.  If this is the case, the solution is to get
>update diskettes from WordPerfect.  Otherwise, please post more
>information here (especially the contents of your CONFIG.SYS and
>AUTOEXEC.BAT files).
>

The earlier advice on this was right on.   I got the Word Perfect maintenance
update dated August 92 installed yesterday and it seems to have solved the
problem nicely.

I've another Word Perfect problem that also has been intractable.  I've been
trying out DV/X, and using an ATI Wonder Plus card in 800x600 16 color mode.
I've excluded cooo-c1ff.  When I try to run it in 132x25 mode, it works fine as
long as I do not switch away.  Word Perfect iconifies, and when I switch back,
the keyboard locks requiring a cold boot to restart.  The same setup works fine
in DV/C.

wspain@morgan.ucs.mun.ca