I've seen this one.
I'm afraid I'm having trouble remembering what I done to fix it.
It was something to do with versions of libraries, I think I copied one off
of my
old OS3 boot partition.
Totally useless info I know but it is fixable.
On an aside, for anyone running V3 & Newsrog - V3 doesn't see to like
Newsrog
very much - corrupt screens generally followed by crashes - at least, it
doesn't
on my machine.
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Hi all,
Ever since I installed OS3.5 I have been getting the following
warning -
"Your Workbench version 44.2 is not currently supported by this
application.
You may still run it on your own risk, but strange effects may
occur."
I am concerned that NetConnect programs are not compatible with
OS3.5 and I wonder whether this might be realated to why
Voyager and Microdot are so flaky on my system. It is certainly not
the only reason V3 is flaky, since it crashes on
OS3.1 too!
Can any of the authors comment?
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Regards,
Colin Rodden
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