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Re: Anybody home?
- Subject: Re: Anybody home?
- From: m LESLIE319@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 01 Jul 1996 21:50:07 -0500 (EST)
On 29-JUN-1996 20:16:16.6 xywrite said to LESLIE319
>>That's a classic XY3+ bug. It would have
>>happened in 1989 on a 12mhz 286 with
>>640K of RAM running DOS 3.3. The solution, indeed, is to tap
the
>alt/ctrl >combo a few times and all should be well.
>>
>>--Leslie Bialler--
>>Columbia University Press
>Strange, I've used XY3 on an XT, a 286, a 386, a 486, and a
Pentium
>under DOS 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, and Win 3.1, and I've never
seen this.
>In fact, I think XY3 is the only program I've ever met that
has
>never given me any problem. I have all sorts of problems with
XY-Win
>though, but probably due to my Windoze incompetence.
>Still, I'd be delighted if, instead of XY-Win, I could just
have
>the old XY3+, but integrated into the Windoze environment,
with
>clipboard, fax driver, and all that. I'd pay any price for
that.
>Ah, dreams...
As if! Anyway, the problem seems to be, as somebody posted,
with
conflicts between IBM.KBD and some BIOSes. Consider yourself
lucky.
--Leslie--
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