>Today for the first time I started getting error messages saying "this file
>cannot be opened by the version of Quark you are using". The dumb thing is
>I was the creator of the file - using the same Quark 4.11 version - that I
>still use. I'm beginning to wonder of I have a "memory leak" as was talked
>about a while back with OS 8.6. The weirdest thing is all other programs
>run fine, except VPC occasionally just quits - with now explanation. But
>that is tolerable, believe it or not. It just re-launches without a
>problem, WIN98 does its Scan Disk thing and it is just fine again.
Hi,
I had similar problems with Quark when one of my ram chips went bad
- a particular favourite was 'cannot open QuarkXpress because the file
cannot be found' I could find it easily enough....
The chip passed all of the ram tests in TechToolPro except 'leap'
and now it's gathering dust on a shelf above me and my Pulsar has run
fine ever since.
>Also, I had tried to reload "Internet Access" & "Apple Remote Access"
>from my OS 9.1 CD-ROM & it kept Freezing-up my HD, (That is the same Cd
>I used to load OS 9.1 onto my HD) did that 3 times, (yes I tried with
>extensions OFF) then tried to use TomeViewer1 to extract/open them. But
>when I would click on either of those folders, nothing would be in them
>that I could click on to extract/open.
>
>Can anyone please help here? Very desperate!
Hi,
The installer may freeze if it cannot read a file which it is
instructed to write over - sometimes it will tell you to move it to
another folder but some times it will just freeze. Make
sure you backup and remove the remote access prefs - there are three
inside the folder - connections,prefs and log but the log is unimportant.
Then trash the remote access extensions and reinstall (may as well put
the apple guide in or you cannot get the remote access control panel to
show) - if you connect via the control strip as I do there should be no
options for connection. Put the backed up prefs in the new remote access
prefs file - probably won't replace the log - and try the control strip
again - your connections will be restored and you'll have clean
extensions.
Trying to access classic control panels from OSX sometimes damages
them - don't know why - one of apple's little mysteries but when I tried
to get my remote access/tcpip settings from classic to X they would not
open and when I booted back to 9.1 they were damaged and I had to
reinstall.
Pete in the UK
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