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1 total messages Started by Will Sun, 28 Sep 1997 00:00
Re: Cab cache_ed
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Author: Will
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 1997 00:00
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 In article <14671766_000003_OASIS_NEWS@the-gap.demon.co.uk>
  gary@the-gap.demon.co.uk (Gary Priest) said:-

> In article <875368863.10181.1.nnrp-03.c2de8b3f@news.demon.co.uk>
>  frank@lewarren.co.uk (Frank Nye) wrote:-
>
>>Hello again,
>>Has any one managed to get the CACHE_ED,go's with cab to work,all I
>>get is "SYSTEM REQ' NOT MEET"
>>Any ideas?
>
>I think it's complaining about the screen resolution, but I could be wrong.
>I haven't used it for ages, but I seem to remember that was the cause.
>

Well why the hell does it not say something obvious in the docs !!
It does not work in low or medium res or in high res using an 
emulator. Pretty useless if you need a Falcoln or black and white
mono to use it IMO. Still I am getting a Pentium soon and it will be 
interesting to test it on all resolutions using Gemulator and MagiC.

Thanks for your help Gary, you couldn't write a decent cache program
for us like Newswatch, Popwatch which are both *BRILLIANT*, could you 
? Lick, lick, grovel, grovel, ............

Cheers,

Will.
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