SM>;
SM>In a msg of , Lynn Nash writes to Henning Fuchs:
SM>;
SM>Lynn,
 >> For what it is worth, the OS/2 Navigator development team,
 >> comprised of both Netscape and IBM employees, do care about our
 >> OS/2 users.  There is not a member on our team that has not been
 >> an OS/2 advocate for many years.  Although our Netscape
 >> personnel are loyal to the Netscape Family, and our IBM
 >> personnel are loyal to the IBM family, our team is extremely
 >> loyal to the OS/2 community.  Most of us here have been
 >> with OS/2 for so long that the OS/2 community is our extended
 >> family.
SM>If you have the ear of the person who wrote the above, I have a simple
SM>'feature' I'd like to request.
No, I am just an observer like everyone else. OS/2 Netscape is not part of
the normal loop. The team does the work and turns it over to IBM. Where that
chain is broken, I have no idea.
SM>Last night I got the latest release, and (unfortunately) did not keep a
SM>copy of the International release version.  I installed it and
SM>tried to remember what was being overwritten - I failed at
SM>that.  The subsequent reboot introduced several problems I had
SM>not seen before, including the startup wav playing twice during
SM>IPL, the inability of PLAY.CMD to play *any* wav file, and the
SM>shutdown wav file only plays half-way thru. I reinstalled the
SM>older International version from the archive, and that did not
SM>fix the problem, so I restored the entire MMOS2 directory
SM>structure from tape and that didn't fix it either.
That is strange since you replaced everything that generates the sound. You
would'nt be running the Staroffice beta would you. I vaguely remember that
it breaks a few things. I don't know is sound was one of them, the readme
gave some cautions.
--Lynn
 * SLMR 2.1a * Velcro, super glue, duct tape, post-its, and OS/2.
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