bill lam wrote: > Fraser Jackson wrote: >> The problem occurs on networked machines and was put down by the users >> to there being some file ownership control which caused it. That >> seems unlikely in view of it disappearing on a repeated access. > > My experience shows that this error condition is possible and it is a > problem with window itself and not related to J. It seems that some > network traffic such as accessing the remote computer using file > explorer being necessary before the file can be accessed. >
RECENTFILE is defined as jpath '~config\recent.ijs' . We assume that the ~config directory is writeable, and if not, there would be other failures. Perhaps it is just a matter of moving ~config to the local machine. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
