L.D wrote:
And Michael knows how to write code that checks free memory, and all
sorts of other things far more complex than running a command of some
sort to see if %spaceleftondrive% = file size. He already has
parameters in Arachne that check free space available on 'home drive for
Arachne'
Hi Bernie et al,
The concept that one should program
so that a problem is fixed only if it occurs is a
concept that is seldom used by today's bloat programers!
Also, the user should be made aware of the problem with
adequate info so that he really can identify the problem
and
Glenn,
I've responded privately to some of your "make fun of the dumb broad"
messages that have been showing up lately.
But your jokes aren't funny any more.
If Michael's install program can check to see if a directory exists on
the designated drive, and then ask if you want to install over an
Don't laugh at the subject; Arachne has found a way to do that!
Actually it is a bug.
If you elect to export a file [at least txt but probably any export] and
the destination you give doesn't have the space to handle the file,
Arachne doesn't bother to tell you there's no space, Arachne doesn't
