Hi, here is a followup on the problem : 1) I decided to buy a new machine (64 bits CPU) which was planned for november 2006.
2) I installed the machine a couple of weeks ago and made a test of % 0 1 2 3 and EVERYTHING WORKED FINE, NO CRASH. 3) I continued the instllation of the softwares that I usually use (Office 2000, VB 6.0, etc) and the cleaning of the old machine which went on the a home network for my wife. 4) Then yesterday, I open J on my new machine and made the test, SURPRISE, THE PROBLEM IS BACK with the same crashing procedure (C++ Debugger activated, and the message "J has met with a problem ... Sent this message to Microsoft"). 5) What had changed from the first days of installation : for one thing Visual Studio 6.0 (Visual Basic, C++) had been installed. I thought that the interactive debugger for C++ was been activated on the "ftp 0 divide" condition instead of letting the condition being passed to the J application. 6) So I installed the J601n beta version on my wife newly cleaned machine and there it was working perfectly, NO PROBLEM WITH % 0 1 2 3. So floating-point CPU not at fault. 7) I tried to disabled the option "Just-in-time debugging" in C++ 6.0 (Debugger) and in the Visual InterDev (Debugger) with partial success (The C++ Debugger was not called anymore but the message "J has met with a problem ... Sent this message to Microsoft" remained. 8) I did a complete UNINSTALL of MS Visual studio and made sure that nothing remain on the machine. SAME PROBLEM as in 7). 9) I made an new install of J601n beta in another directory, Same PROBLEM as in 7). 10) I remove J601n from both locations, and I downloaded J601obeta and installed it and got the SAME PROBLEM as in 7) but it worked fine on my wife machine. 11) What should I try next, any suggestions? Claude Belanger, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
