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to: Peter Knapper
from: Will Honea
date: 1999-11-09 19:23:02
subject: Missing Window control..

Peter Knapper wrote to Will Honea on 11-09-1999

PK> Hi Will,
PK> 
PK> PK> Similar, I can no longer re-size a window
PK> PK> that would  normally allow this to happen.
PK> 
PK>  WH> Peter, this was my main reason for going to FP10 - FP9 did that to me
PK>  WH> as well.  As I understood it then, it was related to video drivers
and
PK>  WH> pmmerge.dll issues.  I would suggest you bypass some irritating
PK>  WH> 'improvements' to the file system introduced by FP10/11 and go
straight
PK>  WH> to fp12.  
PK> 
PK> Thanks Will, I did suspect as much but needed someone to confirm
PK> it. I am  fairly resistant to applying Fixpaks unless they are
PK> REALLY  needed, hence why it took me so long to move to FP9. When I 
PK> saw so few negative comments about FP9 I finally jumped  from FP5
PK> after about 8 months of waiting. I take it you are  finding FP12 to
PK> be nice and stable with no added "gotchas"?  Generally I would wait
PK> at least 3 months before applying  any FP, but if it DOES fix a
PK> particular problem, and it is  not reported as causing problems,
PK> then I may just make the  move.

FP12 has been solid for me and it corrects some of the problems I had
with 10/11.  I'd suggest skipping those, especially 11, since they
'fixed' the file system WRT the archive attribute on directories -
which promptly broke a bunch of programs.  12 'unfixed' it and all is
well again.  There is something odd about FP12 and winOS2 seamless
sessions but I can't exactly put my finger on what it is - just some
subtle little effect.

If you use Theseus/2 for anything - including the newer Memsize
monitor - get the updated version for Theseus.  Other than that all
seems quite stable.
                                                        
Will Honea 
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