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Hi Paula, PP> Problems arose when I tried to run FB -a It said something about PP> putting a line into my autoexec.bat file which reads PP> SET MAXIMUS=C:\MAX\MAX.PRM which I already had there. Had you rebooted (so the SET had been actioned) before running FB? Is the MAX.PRM file actually in that location? PP> Then I noticed something funny with the FSE. WHen I PP> would use the quoting in a reply, the moment I would PP> actually copy 4 lines, the next 4 would appear without PP> my having to use the ^C to go to the next 4 lines. Yes, that change was implemented between Maximus V2 and V3. Dont panic, thats the way it now works. This change confused me at first too, but it actually makes sense because less keystrokes are needed to quote multiple lots of 4 lines........;-) PP> Last but not least, and I am not sure if this one has PP> to do with my modem, my INIT string or what - but I PP> managed to download the latest F-PROT from the net onto PP> my other computer, and when I went to transfer it by PP> modem to the actual BBS, I had CRC errors like you would not believe. I highly doubt this is anything to do with Maximus, under DOS (which I assume you are using), the Fossil takes care of all serial port control. I would suspect possible H/W changes/settings the most likely cause of this. Are you sure nothing has changed int his area? PP> Not being very technically minded, and definitely not PP> knowing what all the terminology in the DOC fiels PP> means, I guess you can say that RTFM is NOT working for PP> me. All help and advice will be more than appreciated. It sounds like most Maximus related things are running fine (as I would expect), and yes, Maximus 3 does seem to run SMOOTHER than Maximus 2 did, however that is rather subjective. I hope some of this helps..........pk. --- Maximus/2 3.01* Origin: Another Good Point About OS/2 (3:772/1.10) SEEN-BY: 396/1 632/0 371 633/260 262 267 270 284 371 634/397 635/444 506 725 SEEN-BY: 635/728 639/252 670/218 @PATH: 772/1 270/101 140/1 396/1 633/260 635/506 728 633/267 |
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