Dah. I¹m embarrassed!
I think I must have been nervous because I had a corrupt db yesterday.

BTW, another (probably stupid) question ­ one thing I kept seeing in the FM
FAQ was to make sure that the db is closed properly, but I never found what
Œproperly¹ meant.
Does it matter if I choose Œclose¹ from the Œfile¹ drop down, or if I simply
hit the red button on the upper left corner of the document (Mac user), or
is there some other way I never even knew about?

Embarassingly,
Jackie



on 9/9/09 1:12 PM, Beverly Voth at [email protected] wrote:

> On 9/9/09 1:01 PM, "J." <[email protected]> wrote in whole or in part:
> 
>> FMPro 5.5
>> Today I noticed when I cut and pasted website addresses into a couple fields,
>> that it Œdinged¹ as I left that field. And actually it did it when I just
>> typed something into it too.
>> To me, that usually means that something is formatted wrong. I¹m afraid to
>> close this db, because it may be damaged.
>> The field is a text field. One is Œindexed¹ and Œrepeating¹, one is just
>> Œindexed¹.
>> The DB size is 1,000 MB if that matters.
>> It happened about 80% of the time, even with just i.e. a company name added
>> (vs a website configuration)
>> I added about 10 new records today. It didn¹t seem to help when I went back
>> and erased the info I¹d added in those fields in those records.
>> 
>> ????
>> This is an important DB, so I¹ll simply keep it open until you FM guru¹s can
>> tell me what to do or check.   : \
>> Thanks for any help!
>> 
>> Jackie
>> 
>> 
>> 
> Jackie, A ³ding² is usually a SPELLING ERROR. Check your preferences for
> spelling and see if it¹s set to ³BEEP².
> 
> Beverly


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