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Paul Kolenbrander (paul@serena.iaehv.nl) led us to believe 
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> On Sun, 24 Mar 96, Rafael Munoz typed the following line(s):

> > I also have problems with AWeb v1.0 (I have sent all of the info
> > to Yvon already, but I want to see if others are having the
> > same problem - I sent him also some Enforcer hits I was able to
> > capture!).  The problem I experienced, and it is something that
> > happens ALL of the times, in other words, I can make it happen
> > every single time I run it, is that when I exit/quit AWeb, while
> > running on an (registered) CyberGraphX v2.16 800x600x16-bit screen
> > using the 24-bit picture.datatype v43.668, I ALWAYS, ALWAYS, w/o
> > failure, get a System Crash #80000008 - this is w/o failure!  It
> > runs flawlessly, however, while it is running - it is FAST and it
> > looks GREAT w/24bit DT; just AWESOME!

> Hmm. You use a Picasso right? How many memory does that Picasso
> have? I've heard of similar problems with people having 1MB gfx
> cards. Problems solved when the card was upgraded to 2MB.

I can also make AWeb crash when running on a 2 MB Picasso with CyberGraphx
2.16, picture dtype 43.667 and a 16 bit screen. However, I only get
Recoverable alerts (0100 000F I think) when I flush the Image cache having
displayed a bunch of JPegs.

I'm leaning towards the (alpha) version of the 24bit Picture datatype being
responsible.

I can run and exit AWeb without problems (I also only have 1 MB Chip RAM).

Overall a great program...although it would be nice if the shift-click to
download a link would download the image behind Image links instead of the
thumbnail itself (this is the one area so far that IBrowse scores over
AWeb).

My Money will be in the post RSN.
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