, September 12, 2005 3:22 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] First problems with Legacy 6.0
Donna-
Could you test something please? The next time Legacy appears to fail when
you have other large applications open, please try shutting down and
rebooting. Open the same applications again, including Legacy
I agree with those who have pointed out that they have no memory problems
running other large applications simultaneously. It is only with Legacy
that problems occur. Only.
I can have Outlook, three or more windows of Explorer, MS Word, Writer's
Blocks, and Photoshop all running at once
Patricia,
You might be suffering from DLL Hell.
It is more common in older Windows OSs.
I am not an authority on DLL Hell, but in
short it is a conflict over which version
of a particular dll file is required. Sometimes
you may have more than one in different
directories and your program sees
To: LegacyUserGroup@mail.millenniacorp.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] First problems with Legacy 6.0
I agree with those who have pointed out that they have no memory problems
running other large applications simultaneously. It is only with Legacy
that problems occur. Only.
I can have Outlook
. I'd like to hear
more about that if anyone can help. Thanks again for your interest.
Regards Patricia
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] First problems with Legacy 6.0
Patricia,
You might be suffering from DLL Hell.
It is more common in older Windows OSs.
I am not an authority on DLL Hell, but in
short
I have been watching this memory issue with interest since my
computer is very old (it will be 9 later this month, maybe I
should have a party for it). When I first installed Legacy 6 it
would not run at all - every time I would get a page fault error
in a DLL file associated with my obsolete
to Patricia - I think I remember back in early v.4 that there was one
DLL in win98se which we had to replace with a different/older version to
correct some bug in v.4. I doubt that'd apply anymore, tho
Ron Klotz Zellhoefer
now in Deming, NM USA
researching
: Re: [LegacyUG] First problems with Legacy 6.0
I have been watching this memory issue with interest since my
computer is very old (it will be 9 later this month, maybe I
should have a party for it). When I first installed Legacy 6 it
would not run at all - every time I would get a page fault
I had version 4, but I don't remember replacing a DLL file. However, the
old memory isn't so good these days.
Patricia
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] First problems with Legacy 6.0
to Patricia - I think I remember back in early v.4 that there was one
DLL in win98se which we had to replace
.
Regards Patricia
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] First problems with Legacy 6.0
I have been watching this memory issue with interest since my
computer is very old (it will be 9 later this month, maybe I
should have a party for it). When I first installed Legacy 6 it
would not run at all - every time I
and causes the Run-time error crash.
Regards Patricia
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] First problems with Legacy 6.0
I remember running Roots II in a 64KB environment
off a 5 1/4 floppy. Those were the days!
It seems that software bloat has caught up with
you. Check your newspaper's ads. Every Sunday
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From: Jim Winfrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@mail.millenniacorp.com
Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2005 2:28 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] First problems with Legacy 6.0
Patricia,
From my experience, 224 meg of memory just isn't enough to run much of
anything. Your computer is probably
Hi Patricia,
Have you tried to compact your database?
If that isn't the problem, I would recommend to completely uninstall Legacy.
Delete all files in and including the Legacy folder. Then re-install
Legacy completely from scratch.
Make sure to back up all your data .USR files before
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