On Sun, 16 May 2004 01:41:40 -0700, John S. ADAMS wrote:

> As a test, I left Legacy open most of today; closed all unnecessary programs
> except antivirus and firewall.  I did some stuff on the internet, returned
> to Legacy and put in a little data.  Then left the computer on for a few
> hours while I did other things.  Came back and did some net surfing.  After
> Legacy had been on 13 hours, I went to my own Individual Information screen.
> All fields in the top half were blank.  I clicked on the Source icon and
> selected a source.  The Source data fields on the bottom half of the screen
> were blank.  I returned to the Family View screen.  My Name field said
> "Unknown;" the Birth field was blank.  I selected the Name List; my name was
> "Unknown."  Legacy froze up at this point.  I had used Ctrl-Alt-Del and got
> the message, "Program not responding."  When I re-opened Legacy, my name was
> still "Unknown" and the Indiv Info fields were blank.   I re-entered my info
> by hand.
> 
> This is repeatable if I leave Legacy open long enough.  The data for an
> individual disappears only if I enter the Individual Information screen.
> Regardless of how many programs I have running, I do not have these problems
> until Legacy has been open for many hours. I never get any messages
> indicating insufficient memory.  I'm at a loss, but nervous about losing
> data.  I'm making more frequent backups now.

I wonder if all this might not be related to the so-called "Power
Saving" features (APM) in the BIOS and operating system. So far as I
know, these were not too well implemented in the early versions of
Windoze (95/98 etc).

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MIKE FRY

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