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to: DON GUY
from: DAVID CALAFRANCESCO
date: 1997-02-13 10:19:00
subject: Netscape/2-related bug?

Don Guy wrote in a message to All:
 DG> I haven't pinned down the /precise/ trigger for this problem
 DG> yet, but so far it's looking like either Netscape/2 or MR/2
 DG> is the instigator. 
 DG> After exiting from one or the other (or perhaps both--this
 DG> is when it happened last), the next window I open on the
 DG> desktop has some peculiar properties.     1. The window
 DG> simply can't be closed. Alt-F4, close buttons, close       
 DG> via window list, etc. have no effect.
 DG>     2. The button at the left end of the title bar gets
 DG> mangled, sometimes        disappearing completely.
 DG> The only solution I've found for this to date is a shutdown
 DG> and reboot. Note that in the process of shutting down, the
 DG> window finally closes. 
 DG> Am I alone with this little annoyance, or has it happened
 DG> before and someone has a solution?
You have what we proffessional OS2 support types call a bunged up .INI file. 
Simplest solution is to restore to a previously stored configuration via 
desktop archives (unless you were running without a net). 
Regarding archives, everyone should run archives on, and periodically when 
they find a config they like and want to get back to, shutdown, bring the 
system back up and go the d:\os2\archives directory and RENAME the 01, 02, 03 
directories to something more meaningful. This will allow you to keep the 
current archives while the system cycles through the 01 02 03 files. Normally 
an archive should be using under a meg. 
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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