>>   I had used that program, and still had problems from time to time,
 >>   especially when attempting to recompile the nodelist in my batch files
 >>  using IMNC /C.
 >
 >BS> I've been using patched imnc.exe here for years now, without any
 >BS> problems.
 >
 >   But it still causes and error for me, no many times I have tried to
 >   apply the TPPATCH program.

      I can only relate my personal experiences.

 >
 >>   It is called MO'SLO.COM, dated 1993.   I don't recall where I got it,
 >
 >BS> I would rather fix the problem than slow an already slow
 >BS> computer down, _especially_ when it's multitasking.  Fiddling with the
 >
 >  ??  The problem is that the computer is too fast, not that it is slow.

      I'm referring to my computer, it's a mere AMD-850, which is slow when
compared to the current crop  operating at 2GHz or faster.  Yes, I realize
that the TP bug kicks in a 200 MHz, but.....


 >
 >BS> clock will affect ALL programs running in other tasks, not
 >BS> just the one you wish to 'fix'.
 >
 >    MO'SLO does not work that way.  I'm fairly certain it only effects
 >    the program called, not the general system clock.   You replace the
 >    call in the batch (or cmd) file
 > imnc /c
 >    by
 > mo'slo.com /x imnc /c
 >   where x is the percentage of speed you want imnc to have.  Since imnc
 >   is finished within a few seconds, nothing else is impacted.

      Hopefully, but then again with a heavily multitasked system who really
knows?

 >
 >BS> But, it's your system, you can do as you wish.  :)
 >
 >   Yep -- and I mention it simply in case anyone else is having a similar
 >  problem with any of the IM programs (or any other legacy programs).
 >   It is an alternate fix.  It is only in effect while you are running
 >   the target program.

      Are you sure?  It sure sounds like it's inserting delays somewhere, and
I really doubt it's doing it to whatever program it's controlling.  It's
most likely it works by adding selays to the clock cycles.

      Do you notice any overall effect on your rtc?





                       .....Bob

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