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In article <1991Mar7.180004.5485@menudo.uh.edu> uace0@menudo.uh.edu (Michael B. Vederman) writes:
>In article <1991Mar6.121321.396@nic.csu.net> ggreenbe@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Gerald Greenberg) writes:
>>
>> I've encountered the following problem and was wondering whether or not anyone
>> knows how to correct it, or if it can be corrected.
>> When running DCDesktop and using Uniterm to connect to a mainframe, I tried
>> to exit Uniterm and do something at the desktop.  When I got to the desktop
>> I tried to access UISIII via the UIS da...when I did this the machine
>> froze and I had to reboot, losing my communications connection.  Is
>> this something that should happen, i.e. is it impossible to retain my
>> communication connection while doing something at the desktop?, or 
>> is there some way to accomplish this kind of activity?
>> Thanks.
>> --Gerry
>> ggreenbe@rodan.acs.syr.edu
>Gerry -
>If you are at the desktop, then you can press the <F1> function key to call
>up the file selector.  This was specifically designed so you could remove
>the UIS DA.
>Does the problem exist when you call it up using the <F1> key?
>If so, we need to look into this.
>- mike
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Thanks very much, Mike.  You are correct.  Althhough when I
tried F1 with UISIIIda installed I got the same 4bombs, the F1
access to the file selector caused no problems after I got rid
of the UIS da...So, clearly that is the way to go.
Also, as others have suggested, it is possible to access das
from within Uniterm...another nice possibility.
Finally, many of you have told me about the fact that my
original posting appeared on the net many,many times.  Sorry
about that...I only saw it once, but there must have been a
problem here...Hope it doesn't happen with this note.
Thanks to all who replied (and you, too, Mike).
Gerry