Unfortunately, driver problems often only show up in one or two programs,
especially those programs that stress the driver. Schematic & PCB output
(print & display) is certainly graphically intensive compared to your
average Windows program. Similarly, if you talk to a PC-gamer, they can
tell yo
Abdul,
>>desktop of 3200x1200. Since on of my 21 inch monitors, a Mag Innovision
DJ920, has a focus problem,
If you are not averse to opening up your monitor, there is usually a focus
adjustment on or near the HV module. The screwdriver slot is usually
plastic, but use an insulated screwdriv
I agree with you that time is money, but I don't totally agree with you that
ATI is the problem here since I also get application crashes when I try to
print. But it only affects PCB printing. Schematic printing works fine. I get a
PCBPrint.dll error that effectively hangs the Protel 99SE SP6 appl
What stands out like a sore thumb in this thread is three letters:
ATI
As has been mentioned, many of us have found problems using ATI graphics
cards. In one case, quite some time ago, I tracked down a particular
failure and found that ATI was aware of the problem and had no plans to fix
it.
I don't believe it! Its stopped working again.
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Hi Guys
I have bad problems like this due to the interaction with a 42" HP
Designjet800 Network Plotter. I fix it by having protel installed on the
print server and opening the database for plotting only from that server.
After I'm done plotting, I MUST open the Protel database on this server and
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> Just in case it was of use, I noted the details of the illegal opeation.
> There is a general protection fault with a driver ca
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OK.
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I'm not sure I'd make that as
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I usually find that if Protel has got into this sort of routine, then it's
time to re-boot the PC (often needing power-cycling, just to make sure).
The same applies with Windows 2000, although it's
troublemaker (hopefully not your default
printer).
Rolf Molitor
Ingenieurbuero i2e
Remscheid/Germany
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> Can somebody help me with this one?
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> Since about half way through today, ever
Hello all,
Can somebody help me with this one?
Since about half way through today, every time I try to print something
from Protel, I get a dialog box saying that Protel has performed an illegal
operation, and that the program will be shut down.
I have tried restarting the program, but I cann
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