Mark Gerber on 9/10/04 said >There was a time (Fri, Sep 10, 2004 at 7:50 PM) >when Barbara Needham said this thing: > >>I did once and it turned out to be an OS X problem even though it was the >>only application. I think all I did was turn the laptop off and later on >>again. Or something like that. However, that was on Power Mail 4. >>-- >>Barbara Needham > >Thanks, that may have been the problem (whatever 'that' is). I restarted >the computer and everything seems to be back to normal. I guess it's not >surprising given all the problems I've had lately with applications >suddenly quitting and the occasional kernel panic. I'm afeared I have a >RAM module problem that needs addressing.
Have you restarted your computer holding down those three buttons that reset PRAM? I never quite remember what they are... Sometimes it helps to do it 3 times before letting the computer start all the way. Command + Option + P + R then Power Key -- Barbara Needham
