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In <41raj3$gl5@athena.itl.saic.com>, steveg@cseic.saic.com writes:
>In <DDyAt2.Cus@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU>, klw4k@ee.virginia.edu writes:
>>HELP
>>
>>I had a windows crash today. And sence then I keep getting
>>"Share Violation on Drive C:" when I open windows programs.
>>I have clicked the "Retry" many times but it does not help. If I 
>>hit "Cancel" twice the program loads but it acts a bit funny, 
>>buttons don't look like buttons, some text looks like the symbol 
>>font etc.
>>
>I've had similar trouble with my drive D: after Netscape trap E'd OS/2.
>Try running CHKDSK on the partition. If it's a FAT partition, maybe
>even SCANDISK running under straight DOS.
>
A couple of things you can try:
1) Seek out and delete ALL the *.tmp files on both the Windows drive 
and on any other drives where Windows apps are installed.
2) Run CHKDSK /F on the Windows drive until no more errors are 
reported. 
3) Check to see if you still have a VSHARE.386 file in the 
WINDOWS/SYSTEM directory. The check your SYSTEM.INI file under the 
[386Enh] heading to see that VSHARE.386 is still being loaded.
( device=VSHARE.386 )

You probably scrambled the alias listing for the various fonts causing
the strange icon text. To correct this, go into Windows Control Panel 
in the Fonts control. You'll get a whole list of TT fonts in a list 
box. Select ALL of the fonts then Remove them (but DON'T check the 
"Delete from disk" box!) Then click the Add button and use it's Browse
box to select the WINDOWS/SYSTEM subdirectory. It'll list all of your 
TT fonts. Select ALL of them again and click Install.

If the above doesn't cure the problem, You'll probably be faced with 
reinstalling Windows and the Win-OS2 support.

Good luck;

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