On Saturday, November 17, 2001, at 10:20 PM, use-revolution- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Well I'm not sure what you'd call "non-standard software". I have a > lot of software, but I don't run it during development. > > I'm pretty certain that it's guaranteed to ball up anytime I go over > the script limit, and then try to edit the script down to size. That > seems to be one of the worst culprits. > > I emailed several of the glitches I encountered to the errors list, > though by all means not everything. Just the ones that happen the > most. > > I'm running system 8.5.1 on a G3 with 124 MB RAM. No background > programs running, though I do use Norton Disk Utilities but they are > set not to do anything until I shut down. Only program that launches > on boot up is Sticky Notes, which I read and then promptly quit the > program before launching anything else. 21" Sony monitor which I > keep set to 256 colors so that any graphics I create for programs, I > know what they'll look like on most monitors. Don't turn the printer > and scanner on unless I'm actually going to use them. > > That's about it, except for software. I do have a lot of software, > but as I said, I quit all other programs during development. > > Shari C > > -- > --Shareware Games for the Mac-- You need to upgrade your OS to 8.6 at a minimum. 8.5.1 was full of bugs. Once you go to 8.6 I think you will be much happier. Is a free download from Apple's site as well. -Mark Talluto
