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[Sl33stak]

I hate 3.7MR2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



"THE MEMORY COULD NOT BE READ"

All two gigs of it eh?

8 TIMES TODAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OK, I feel better now.

[\v/inston]

iglatinpay ocksray!

[Sl33stak]

LOL

Anyone else get excessive 3.7MR2 crashes? Primarily at the opening of a program, or immediately follwoing the program (when it gets done running and sends the report to the printer)


BTW, I'm on crash NINE today!

XP Pro SP2 WITH Hotfix applied.

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

Well, I ran 4 programs a total of 17 times today, all programs CREATED in V3.7 MR3, none were made in older versions. I calibrated tips, I printed to RTF files (no printer), all were with CAD (none big, small cad files) and saved 6 of them to Datapage. No problems encountered at all. Maybe you should go to MR3. I have noticed that programs from V3.5 do not like V3.7MR3, so I am only running programs in V3.7MR3 that I have made there. So, over the next 4 months or so, all my programs will have been created in V3.7MR3. Turn-over time is 6 to 12 months, so using 2 versions for a short time is not that big of a deal.

[\v/inston]

kewl, the bad word finder thingy, doesn't know pig latin.

[Mike N.]

If you are able, you might want to try swapping or removing one of your RAM cards inside the PC. Switch positions of them if you have two or take one out and insert one at a time for testing. It could be that one of them is the problem. There are also RAM testing programs (freeware) on the internet.

[Sl33stak]

Nah, it isn't the memory....