Re: ntdll.dll error always followed by "Grid Index Out of Range"

[Bill McCarthy]

On Mon 19-Jul-04 12:24pm -0400, Maggie wrote:

> I have a brand new XP Pro installation and I cannot find this
> myroot.* file to send. Sorry!

No you don't, it's created by the dir command I gave.

Every XP Pro installations comes with CMD.EXE - that's the console.
If you're not sure how to start it click Start then click on Run...
(lower right), then type CMD and hit enter.

Change to the root by typing:

cd \

Finally, enter this directory command:

dir /ah-d /tc /o-d > myroot.txt

That simple gives a directory of hidden files by reverse creation date
order and redirects it to a file I called myroot.txt.  Either send
that file or paste its contents to in an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

BTW, you can look at the file (so you can delete any personal
filenames you may have saved to the root) by something like:

notepad myroot.txt

When you're done sending, you can delete that file with:

del myroot.txt

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Re[2]: ntdll.dll error always followed by "Grid Index Out of Range"

[Maggie]

Hello Bill,

I have a brand new XP Pro installation and I cannot find this
myroot.* file to send. Sorry!

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Re: ntdll.dll error always followed by "Grid Index Out of Range"

[Bill McCarthy]

On Sun 18-Jul-04 10:59pm -0400, Kevin Amazon wrote:

> On Sun, 18 Jul 2004, at 22:43:12 [GMT -0500] (which was 8:43 PM where
> I live) you wrote:

>> I don't get this all the time, but about once a day - generally after
>> TB! has been running smoothly for hours.  Is anyone else seeing this?
>> I found a single message, back around April, mentioning this error.
>>
>> I suspect it's unique to me. 

> I'm afraid I don't follow. What does this have to do with TB?

There have been several reports of the ntdll AV, and at least one
report of the Grid index out of range.  I'm not certain the are
directly related to TB!, but I've only encountered the ntdll AV while
running TB!.  Also, that AV only appears to have an impact on TB!.

Closing and re-opening TB! eliminates the Grid problem.

Because of my mini-disaster, my system could be the problem.  I was
hoping that somebody might simply do a DIR and let me know if I've
missed restoring a file.

Anyone with XP Pro can look at the root with either CMD or 4NT by
invoking the following command from the root:

dir /ah-d /tc /o-d > myroot.txt

That simple gives a directory of hidden files by reverse creation date
order.

If anyone reading this, and has XP Pro installed, would email the
contents of your myroot.txt, I would appreciate it.

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Re: ntdll.dll error always followed by "Grid Index Out of Range"

[Kevin Amazon]

Hi Bill McCarthy

-
On Sun, 18 Jul 2004, at 22:43:12 [GMT -0500] (which was 8:43 PM where
I live) you wrote:
> Hello TB User Discussion List,

> I don't get this all the time, but about once a day - generally after
> TB! has been running smoothly for hours.  Is anyone else seeing this?
> I found a single message, back around April, mentioning this error.

> I suspect it's unique to me.  I accidently wiped out the contents of
> my root directory (Win XP Pro) on 6/19 and got things going after the
> dreaded Missing ntldr message, by copying ntldr and ntdetect.com from
> my installation CD and creating a boot.ini from an MS KB article.

> Here's my root now (the dates are creation dates):

> 6/21/2004   2:53 199  RH_A  boot.ini
> 6/20/2004   0:24   0  RHSA  MSDOS.SYS
> 6/20/2004   0:24   0  RHSA  IO.SYS
> 6/19/2004  23:15   1,610,612,736  _HSA  pagefile.sys
> 5/27/2004  19:19   1,072,746,496  _HSA  hiberfil.sys
> 3/31/2003   7:00 233,632  _H_A  ntldr
> 3/31/2003   7:00  47,580  _H_A  ntdetect.com

> Did I miss something important?



> Thanks for any ideas.

I'm afraid I don't follow. What does this have to do with TB?

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ntdll.dll error always followed by "Grid Index Out of Range"

[Bill McCarthy]

Hello TB User Discussion List,

I don't get this all the time, but about once a day - generally after
TB! has been running smoothly for hours.  Is anyone else seeing this?
I found a single message, back around April, mentioning this error.

I suspect it's unique to me.  I accidently wiped out the contents of
my root directory (Win XP Pro) on 6/19 and got things going after the
dreaded Missing ntldr message, by copying ntldr and ntdetect.com from
my installation CD and creating a boot.ini from an MS KB article.

Here's my root now (the dates are creation dates):

6/21/2004   2:53 199  RH_A  boot.ini
6/20/2004   0:24   0  RHSA  MSDOS.SYS
6/20/2004   0:24   0  RHSA  IO.SYS
6/19/2004  23:15   1,610,612,736  _HSA  pagefile.sys
5/27/2004  19:19   1,072,746,496  _HSA  hiberfil.sys
3/31/2003   7:00 233,632  _H_A  ntldr
3/31/2003   7:00  47,580  _H_A  ntdetect.com

Did I miss something important?

BTW, here's my manually created boot.ini content:
==
[boot loader]
timeout=0
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /nodebug 
/fastdetect 
==

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AV, then "Grid index out of range"

[Costas Papadopoulos]

Hello,

Out of the blue, I had an Access Violation message followed by a "Grid
index  out  of  range" error, and could not open the Inbox because the
error  message  kept  coming  up.  At  the  time  the  AV appeared the
Connection Centre was active in order to download email.

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Re: Out of Memory/Grid index out of range

[Kitty]

Hi Alain

 On Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 09:09:51GMT +0100 (which was 2:09 AM where I live) 
Alain de Gevigney wrote and made these points on the subject of "Out of Memory/Grid 
index out of range":

> Do you check your index files (.Tbi) ?
>  A sign of a corrupt index can be an error when trying to backup,
>  in this case try to delete it and restart The Bat!.

This may have been it.  I went in and deleted all the tbi files and
haven't had problems since then so hope that was it.  Thanks.

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Re: Out of Memory/Grid index out of range

[Alain de Gevigney]

Hello Kitty,

 On  Wed, 6 Feb 2002 at 21:53:05 [GMT -0600] (which was 04:53 where I live) you wrote:

K> Originally posted to the beta list since I thought this might be a
K> beta issue.

K> I am getting a lot of out of memory messages.

K> (I am using Windows 2000 in case it matters).  Any thoughts?

How many memory is there on your computer,
 how many free ?
Do you purge and compress your folders ?
 Messages.tbb file size ?
Do you check your index files (.Tbi) ?
 A sign of a corrupt index can be an error when trying to backup,
 in this case try to delete it and restart The Bat!.


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Re: Out of Memory/Grid index out of range

[Markus Gloede]

Hi,

On Thursday, February 7, 2002, 4:53:05 AM, Kitty wrote:

> (I am using Windows 2000 in case it matters).  Any thoughts?

If you weren't using Windows 2000 I would have said your system is running
low on GDI resources. Yet, AFAIK Windows 2000 doesn't have GDI limits. I
ran into the same problem and some other software was the culprit
(Sensiva) and the Bat the victim. I think under W2k you can use the Task
Manager to monitor GDI resources, try to see if they are at a limit.

Sorry, some W2k user might give you better instructions.

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Out of Memory/Grid index out of range

[Kitty]

Originally posted to the beta list since I thought this might be a
beta issue.  However, I got no responses and I've tried several betas
and have the problems now with all of them so tend to think it is not
a beta issue particularly since it just started and I've been using
various betas for a long time.

I am getting a lot of out of memory messages.  Several weeks ago, when
doing kill dupes in all folders, I would occasionally get a box saying
"out of memory" and it would stop in the middle of the process.   The
rest of the time everything is OK.

Now, I am getting this frequently at other times.  For example, I was
going to sort a folder by thread by subject and I got the out of
memory box.  (Closed program and reopened and could sort by subject).

Or I was simply scrolling down the list of messages in
a folder and I suddenly got the out of memory box.



Also, I wanted to go to my sent folder (which has about 25
messages in it) and I got the message "grid index out of range."
However, that is fairly rare.  I get the out of memory messages
frequently and can't seem to tie it to anything I've done on my
computer.

(I am using Windows 2000 in case it matters).  Any thoughts?


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Re: The Bat! - bug report - Grid index out of range

[Manfred Ell]

On 01-12-2000 at 20:54:25GMT +0100 (which was 19:54 where I live)
Karin Spaink wrote regarding the subject of "The Bat! - bug report - Grid index out of 
range"

KS> I managed to get the infamous "Grid index out of range"
KS> error again, using the latest official version of TB.
KS> The bug is not as major as it used to be. Formerly, once you
KS> had encountered this error, all one could do was close TB
KS> and restart it. This time, the Folder View panel just went
KS> blank. Closing it and re-opening it was possible, and
KS> everything (seemed to) work(ed) nicely afterwards.



KS> Using The Bat! Version 1.47 Halloween Edition
KS> Serial Number F6B77929
KS> under Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381 Service Pack 6


KS>   The bug description:

KS> While reading a folder and deleting messages that I didn't
KS> want to keep, the mail folder crashed immediately after
KS> deleting a message - ironically, the folder was TB and the
KS> the message's subject started with "Want to delete mail..."
KS> ;-)

KS> As per usual, the error occurred with View set to threading
KS> by reference.


KS>   Steps to reproduce the bug:

KS> Thread your mail, delete messages, and be patient.


KS> - K -


Hello Karin,

it's been fixed in beta8.

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The Bat! - bug report - Grid index out of range

[Karin Spaink]

I managed to get the infamous "Grid index out of range"
error again, using the latest official version of TB.
The bug is not as major as it used to be. Formerly, once you
had encountered this error, all one could do was close TB
and restart it. This time, the Folder View panel just went
blank. Closing it and re-opening it was possible, and
everything (seemed to) work(ed) nicely afterwards.



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Serial Number F6B77929
under Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381 Service Pack 6


  The bug description:

While reading a folder and deleting messages that I didn't
want to keep, the mail folder crashed immediately after
deleting a message - ironically, the folder was TB and the
the message's subject started with "Want to delete mail..."
;-)

As per usual, the error occurred with View set to threading
by reference.


  Steps to reproduce the bug:

Thread your mail, delete messages, and be patient.


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Re[2]: Grid index out of range?

[Charlie Turner (ceejay)]

Hello Thomas

On 03 October 2000, at 03:59, you wrote

TF> Hi Charlie,

TF> On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 18:48:18 +0100GMT (03/10/2000, 01:48 +0800GMT),
TF> Charlie Turner (ceejay) wrote:

JD>>> Grid index out of bounds is a Delphi/Pascal error message. I'm almost

CTc>> Thanks for your help Jamie, however I have to admit that Delphi/Pascal is
CTc>> going over my head. Basic, Markup, Flash etc. is more my bag ;)

TF> It's the opposite here. But then, I'm also a user, and regardless of
TF> whether I can explain *why* the error occurs, I'm unhappy *that* the
TF> error occurs. It's a long-standing bug and I suggest the developers
TF> fix the old bugs before going on with any new functionality, as
TF> necessary as the new func may be.

I go along with your sentiments Thomas, but as you know I've not been using TB
long enough to familiarize myself with any long standing problems.

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Re: Grid index out of range?

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hi Charlie,

On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 18:48:18 +0100GMT (03/10/2000, 01:48 +0800GMT),
Charlie Turner (ceejay) wrote:

JD>> Grid index out of bounds is a Delphi/Pascal error message. I'm almost

CTc> Thanks for your help Jamie, however I have to admit that Delphi/Pascal is
CTc> going over my head. Basic, Markup, Flash etc. is more my bag ;)

It's the opposite here. But then, I'm also a user, and regardless of
whether I can explain *why* the error occurs, I'm unhappy *that* the
error occurs. It's a long-standing bug and I suggest the developers
fix the old bugs before going on with any new functionality, as
necessary as the new func may be.

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Re[4]: Grid index out of range?

[Charlie Turner (ceejay)]

Hello Jamie

On 02 October 2000, at 08:26, you wrote

JD> Hello Charlie Turner (ceejay),
JD> On Sat, 30 Sep 2000 08:07:31 +0100 GMT your local time,
JD> which was Saturday, September 30, 2000, 08:07:31 (GMT+0100) (BST) my local time,

That's one impressive macro you've set up their Jamie.

JD> Charlie Turner (ceejay) wrote:
CTc>> That describes my experience exactly, I guess it's nothing to
CTc>> bother about as it doesn't appear to have any lasting effect. I'd
CTc>> like to learn why this happens - purely to satisfy my own
CTc>> curiosity, I like to know *why* things happen.

JD> Grid index out of bounds is a Delphi/Pascal error message. I'm almost
JD> sure it's to do with calling a position in an array outside of the
JD> current bounds. However, if it really it an array the error message
JD> would be 'List Index out of bounds' (the same error message as for a
JD> list box being referenced greater than the listBox.Items.Count value).

JD> As it's a Grid Index out of bounds I'm assuming that the message list
JD> window is actually a grid (a la Excel) not as I first assumed a
JD> ListBox.

JD> As we can't see the source code (unless you'd like to be really nice
JD> to us Steffan) this is only a best guess.

Thanks for your help Jamie, however I have to admit that Delphi/Pascal is
going over my head. Basic, Markup, Flash etc. is more my bag ;)

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Re[3]: Grid index out of range?

[Jamie Dainton]

Hello Charlie Turner (ceejay),
On Sat, 30 Sep 2000 08:07:31 +0100 GMT your local time,
which was Saturday, September 30, 2000, 08:07:31 (GMT+0100) (BST) my local time,

Charlie Turner (ceejay) wrote:
CTc> That describes my experience exactly, I guess it's nothing to
CTc> bother about as it doesn't appear to have any lasting effect. I'd
CTc> like to learn why this happens - purely to satisfy my own
CTc> curiosity, I like to know *why* things happen.

Grid index out of bounds is a Delphi/Pascal error message. I'm almost
sure it's to do with calling a position in an array outside of the
current bounds. However, if it really it an array the error message
would be 'List Index out of bounds' (the same error message as for a
list box being referenced greater than the listBox.Items.Count value).

As it's a Grid Index out of bounds I'm assuming that the message list
window is actually a grid (a la Excel) not as I first assumed a
ListBox.

As we can't see the source code (unless you'd like to be really nice
to us Steffan) this is only a best guess.

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Re[2]: Grid index out of range?

[Charlie Turner (ceejay)]

Hello Cricket

On 30 September 2000, at 00:45, you wrote

C> Info'ing to BETA list too

C> Hello Charlie,

C> Friday, September 29, 2000, 1:35:14 PM, you wrote:

CTc>> On 29/09/2000, at 08:05 

CTc>>Does anyone know what this error message refers to: "grid index out
CTc>>of range"? I was tidying one of my folders - deleting a number of
CTc>>older unwanted messages - when the error message stopped me part
CTc>>way through the process.

CTc>>As a result the first column of the message line in the folder was
CTc>>filled with gobeldydegook. It doesn't appear to have caused any
CTc>>lasting problems. So I'm just asking out of curiosity and for
CTc>>future reference.

C> I get this problem occaisionally but only when I am deleting messages
C> one at a time from a thread that has not been expanded. Usually when I
C> get to the last message in the thread or next to last message when I
C> get the "grid index out of range". Once it appears I can't open any
C> other messages until I quit TB and restart it.

That describes my experience exactly, I guess it's nothing to bother
about as it doesn't appear to have any lasting effect. I'd like to
learn why this happens - purely to satisfy my own curiosity, I like to
know *why* things happen.

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Re: Grid index out of range?

[Cricket]

Info'ing to BETA list too

Hello Charlie,

Friday, September 29, 2000, 1:35:14 PM, you wrote:

CTc> On 29/09/2000, at 08:05 

CTc>Does anyone know what this error message refers to: "grid index out
CTc>of range"? I was tidying one of my folders - deleting a number of
CTc>older unwanted messages - when the error message stopped me part
CTc>way through the process.

CTc>As a result the first column of the message line in the folder was
CTc>filled with gobeldydegook. It doesn't appear to have caused any
CTc>lasting problems. So I'm just asking out of curiosity and for
CTc>future reference.

I get this problem occaisionally but only when I am deleting messages
one at a time from a thread that has not been expanded. Usually when I
get to the last message in the thread or next to last message when I
get the "grid index out of range". Once it appears I can't open any
other messages until I quit TB and restart it.


I am currently running TB 1.47 beta 5 on a P3-500 with 128MB ram.

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Grid index out of range?

[Charlie Turner (ceejay)]

On 29/09/2000, at 08:05 

   Does anyone know what this error message refers to: "grid index out
   of range"? I was tidying one of my folders - deleting a number of
   older unwanted messages - when the error message stopped me part
   way through the process.

   As a result the first column of the message line in the folder was
   filled with gobeldydegook. It doesn't appear to have caused any
   lasting problems. So I'm just asking out of curiosity and for
   future reference.
   
Charlie Turner (ceejay)

TB ver:1.46d S/N:D912B2BF | On Windows 98 4.10 1998 Pll 350Mhz (128MB Ram)

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Re: Grid index out of range. ???

[Ming-Li]

On Saturday, September 23, 2000, 9:11:51 AM, A. wrote:

ML>> While I agree with your suggestions, I've to say I don't need
ML>> to exit and restart TB when such an error occurs. Maybe it's
ML>> because Win2k is a more robust environment.

> Hmmm. I'm using Win2k and whenever I get the grid index out of range
> error, the message list becomes unusable and I have to restart TB!
> for things to again start working as they should.

Ehhh, I don't know, then. I'll pay more attention next time it
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Re: Grid index out of range. ???

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On Sat, 23 Sep 2000 08:09:02 -0700, Ming-Li wrote:

>> - There should be better error recovery so that it is not necessary to
>> exit and restart TB when such an error occurs.  After the error, you
>> should be able to (re-)click on a folder and have it reopened.

ML> While I agree with your suggestions, I've to say I don't need to
ML> exit and restart TB when such an error occurs. Maybe it's because
ML> Win2k is a more robust environment.

Hmmm. I'm using Win2k and whenever I get the grid index out of range
error, the message list becomes unusable and I have to restart TB!
for things to again start working as they should.

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Re: Grid index out of range. ???

[Ming-Li]

On Friday, September 22, 2000, 8:40:28 AM, Ron wrote:

[Talking about the "grid index out of range" error]

> IMHO, this problem suggests improvements in two areas:

> - The problem itself should be fixed when RIT Labs is able to address
> it.

> - There should be better error recovery so that it is not necessary to
> exit and restart TB when such an error occurs.  After the error, you
> should be able to (re-)click on a folder and have it reopened.

While I agree with your suggestions, I've to say I don't need to
exit and restart TB when such an error occurs. Maybe it's because
Win2k is a more robust environment.

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Re[2]: Grid index out of range. ???

[Ron Mura]

On Thursday, September 21, 2000, A. Curtis Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
KE>> When i delete messages from the viewing list, every
KE>> once in a while i get this dialog saying "grid index out of range"
KE>> and then an ok button. When i've pressed this one i can't do
KE>> anything more with the message list. I can't delete a msg, i can't
KE>> move to the next message, the only thing i can seem to do is read
KE>> the next message, but only that one, then the subsequent messages
KE>> are not selected and i'm forced to restart the bat! in order to get
KE>> things back to normal again. Does anyone recognize this?
>
> I used to experience this bug when I re-filtered messages in a folder
> with threading enabled. When I disabled threading and did the deleting,
> the problem stopped. I've reported the bug to Ritlabs already.

I also get this error fairly often when deleting messages from a
folder that has threading by reference.  It doesn't happen when
threading is by subject.

IMHO, this problem suggests improvements in two areas:

- The problem itself should be fixed when RIT Labs is able to address
it.

- There should be better error recovery so that it is not necessary to
exit and restart TB when such an error occurs.  After the error, you
should be able to (re-)click on a folder and have it reopened.

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Re: Grid index out of range. ???

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On Thu, 21 Sep 2000 16:43:33 +0200, Krister Ekstrom wrote:

KE> Although i like the bat, there's one extremely anoying thing i've
KE> come across. When i delete messages from the viewing list, every
KE> once in a while i get this dialog saying "grid index out of range"
KE> and then an ok button. When i've pressed this one i can't do
KE> anything more with the message list. I can't delete a msg, i can't
KE> move to the next message, the only thing i can seem to do is read
KE> the next message, but only that one, then the subsequent messages
KE> are not selected and i'm forced to restart the bat! in order to get
KE> things back to normal again. Does anyone recognize this?

I used to experience this bug when I re-filtered messages in a folder
with threading enabled. When I disabled threading and did the deleting,
the problem stopped. I've reported the bug to Ritlabs already.

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Re: Grid index out of range. ???

[Karin Spaink]

On 21-09-2000 at 16:43, Krister Ekstrom kindly wrote:

> Does anyone recognize this?

Yes, the same bug occurs here on occasion. usually when I
delete messages from within the Folder Preview window. I
need to exit and then restart.



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Grid index out of range. ???

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Hi Bat! people!

Although i like the bat, there's one extremely anoying thing i've come
across.  When i delete messages from the viewing list, every once in a
while  i  get this dialog saying "grid index out of range" and then an
ok  button.  When  i've pressed this one i can't do anything more with
the  message  list.  I  can't  delete  a msg, i can't move to the next
message, the only thing i can seem to do is read the next message, but
only  that  one, then the subsequent messages are not selected and i'm
forced  to  restart  the  bat!  in  order to get things back to normal
again. Does anyone recognize this?


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Re: Grid Index Out of Range

[Nick Danger]

In Reference to "Grid Index Out of Range" From Nancy:

N> It happens in all folders, usually but not always when there are a lot
N> of messages in the folder and usually, but not always when it is a
N> thread. It's that "not always" that makes it so weird to me.  There is
N> no absolute consistency to the problem that I can see.


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Re[2]: Grid Index Out of Range

[Nancy]

It happens in all folders, usually but not always when there are a lot
of messages in the folder and usually, but not always when it is a
thread. It's that "not always" that makes it so weird to me.  There is
no absolute consistency to the problem that I can see.
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Wednesday, January 12, 2000, 10:09:15 PM, you wrote:

t> Hello Nancy,
t> On Wed, 12 Jan 2000 14:24:49 -0500 GMT your local time,
t> which was Thursday, January 13, 2000, 2:24:49 AM (GMT+0700) my local time,
t> Nancy wrote:

Nancy>> Ever since upgrading to version 1.38 I periodically get the error
Nancy>> message "Grid Index Out of Range" when viewing and deleting messages.
Nancy>> After that happens I can no longer view any messages until I close
Nancy>> out the program and restart it. I can't figure any particular
Nancy>> circumstances under which it occurs.  It seems to be random

Nancy>> Is anyone else experiencing this problem?  Is there a way to stop it?
t> However painfail it may sound, to me it sounds like a programming bug
t> so you better describe if it happens to all folders or just some and
t> whats different about where it happens.



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Re: Grid Index Out of Range

[tracer]

Hello Nancy,
On Wed, 12 Jan 2000 14:24:49 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was Thursday, January 13, 2000, 2:24:49 AM (GMT+0700) my local time,
Nancy wrote:

Nancy> Ever since upgrading to version 1.38 I periodically get the error
Nancy> message "Grid Index Out of Range" when viewing and deleting messages.
Nancy> After that happens I can no longer view any messages until I close
Nancy> out the program and restart it. I can't figure any particular
Nancy> circumstances under which it occurs.  It seems to be random

Nancy> Is anyone else experiencing this problem?  Is there a way to stop it?
However painfail it may sound, to me it sounds like a programming bug
so you better describe if it happens to all folders or just some and
whats different about where it happens.



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Re: Grid Index Out of Range

[Mark Worsham]

Hi Nancy -

Wednesday, January 12, 2000, 1:24:49 PM, you wrote:

N> Ever since upgrading to version 1.38 I periodically get the error
N> message "Grid Index Out of Range" when viewing and deleting messages.
N> After that happens I can no longer view any messages until I close
N> out the program and restart it. I can't figure any particular
N> circumstances under which it occurs.  It seems to be random

N> Is anyone else experiencing this problem?  Is there a way to stop it?

I have received this error a couple of times, and it was always when deleting
fairly large groups of messages, including threaded messages, via the delete
thread keystroke combo (SHIFT-CTRL-DEL).

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Grid Index Out of Range

[Nancy]

Ever since upgrading to version 1.38 I periodically get the error
message "Grid Index Out of Range" when viewing and deleting messages.
After that happens I can no longer view any messages until I close
out the program and restart it. I can't figure any particular
circumstances under which it occurs.  It seems to be random

Is anyone else experiencing this problem?  Is there a way to stop it?

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