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Article #7852Re: Problems with WP 5.1 & Windows 3.0
From: Dan Simoes
Date: Fri, 04 Jan 1991 16:25
Date: Fri, 04 Jan 1991 16:25
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In article <1991Jan2.210740.20650@eng.ufl.edu> mjw@wasp.eng.ufl.edu (Michael J. Wohlgemuth) writes:
>I have a user with a Zenith 386 running at 16 MHz, with 3 Mbytes of
>extended memory, Netware workstation shell version 3.01, and
>QEMM 5.1. When running in enhanced mode, and using Word Perfect 5.1,
>most of the times that he tries to access the floppy drive, he
>gets an error and the option to retry or cancel. Either way, he
>just gets the same error message back again. Any ideas as to what
>might cause this?
>
>Thanks
>Mike
I don't know about Qemm, but there are two 'fixes' I've used with Win 3.0 and
WP 5.1:
a) get the updated disks from WP with bug fixes (number is 800-541-5096).
b) in your PIF file, under options, specify /ne -- essentially, you're typing
wp /ne at the command line. This disables WP from using extended memory.
Hope these helped.
Dan
Dan Simoes dans@crpmks.UUCP (914) 785-2250
Manhattanville College '92
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