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Re: Turbo Profiler bugs reported to Borland

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From: Brian M McNamara
Date: Tue, 30 Oct 1990 06:43
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In article <16799@shlump.nac.dec.com>, routley@tle.enet.dec.com writes...
>I have submitted the following Turbo Profiler bug report to Borland.
>          1. Difficulty Aborting Print to Non-existant Printer
>             When (accidentally) trying to print to a non-
>             existant printer, it is extremely difficult to abort
>             the print operation.
> 
	[...lots deleted...]

This is a problem I have noticed with many programs. It appears to be
more of a DOS problem in the way that the computer interprets the
command to print in relation to the (abort,ignore,retry) thing. I 
can't remember how many times I have lost programming work, word 
processing work, even game progress, to this problem which only can
be solved by rebooting.

I have also seen this problem occur with some programs when trying to access
a non-existent or not ready drive.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Brian
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