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Yes - please try to do it again.
So far there have been no significant changes between a and b that would
cause this kind of havok ...
Eric
On Tuesday, December 18, 2001, at 12:07 PM, Matt Dudek wrote:
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> I don�t know whats going on, but I just wanted to tell you my problem
> with
> .29b, I had been running .29a without any noticeable problems, but
> when I
> was running .29b my computer started to do crazy things when I tried to
> run
> fire while doing other things. especially with my microsoft office
> programs.
> the office v.x programs would keep on bouncing but never load, and
> effectively freeze my computer by not even allowing me force quit fire,
> or
> any of the other programs. at first I was afraid that apple ha
> d absolutely
> failed at their fabled osx stability, until I stopped running fire. in
> which
> case everything returned to the nirvana that is Mac. Im no where near a
> programmer, so I cant tell you anything specific, I can just tell you
> the
> symptoms I saw. I love fire, and I would love to keep on using it, but
> right
> now I cant. please email me if you have any questions. I havent deleted
> fire, so I could try to recreate my problems for you. I hope this
> information helps.
>
> matt
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