Bernie,
This is a drive mapping problem when he logs into the network.
He probably has not been added to a Novell group that he needs to be in to
get his drives mapped properly.
I would start by logging in as someone where everything works, go to an R>
prompt and type: R>ZIP MAP
Write down all of these drive mappings.
Now log in as the user that does not work and do the same thing. I bet
there is a relevent drive that is not mapped the same.
Depending on how the network is setup, these drive letters and paths are
mapped for the users when they log into the network. Most network admins
control the mappings by using groups. I bet he is not in a needed group.
Troy Sosamon
===== Original Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at 8/29/01 11:49 am
> Note: This is the fourth attempt to post this message. Bill Downall
>has informed me about several odd behavior patterns on the part of this list
>server: Don't put the word "Hxlp" on the subject line and don't put the word
>"Cxxcel" in the first five message lines. (I'm not taking any chances
>here.) There are other glitches as well involving hyphenated words. Thanks
>to Bill for helping get this message out -- at last, maybe.
>
>Hi All -
>
> I have a client running RBWin 6.5++ under Win 95 and Novell 4.11.
>One of the users has the problem that when he enters data in a form
>presented with EDIT USING, the form menu exit menu (Save - Discard - Cxxcel)
>dialogue box pops up when the first key is pressed, regardless of what key
>was actually pressed. All keys are responded to as if they were [Esc].
>This occurs on the only the first keypress after the forms are presented.
>All forms are legacy forms which have been upgraded. All of these forms
>have been modified under 6.5, 6.5+, or 6.5++ so they have been rewritten by
>the current forms designer.
>
> This problem follows him to other workstations when he logs in as
>himself. If he logs in as someone else on his personal workstation the
>problem disappears. One other user has this problem once in a while. All
>other users do not have the problem. All Novell log in scripts are
>identical. All users use the same rbase.cfg and rbase.ini files.
>
> The system has been combed for extra rbase.cfg and rbase.ini files
>as per suggestion from RBTI tech support (who have been very helpful but
>like myself don't have a clue). Removal of those files had no effect.
>
> Any thoughts, suggestions, etc. about fixing this would be
>appreciated. Also if you have experienced this problem and not solved it I
>would like to know. This problem first appeared under 6.5+ and it affected
>nearly everyone at the location so I took them back to 6.5 and the problem
>went away. Now with the 6.5++ upgrade installed the problem has returned
>but is affecting only two workstations instead of everyone at the location.
>
> Note: This is the fourth attempt to post this message. Bill Downall
>has informed me about several odd behavior patterns on the part of this list
>server: Don't put the word "Hxlp" on the subject line and don't put the word
>"Cxxcel" in the first five message lines. (I'm not taking any chances
>here.) There are other glitches as well involving hyphenated words.
>
>TIA,
>Bernie
