Hi Bruce,
I suggest you report to HJ, ask them to log it as an official "bug" and ask
if they will try to fix it. They will give you a special case number and
should report back to you on any progress. In this way you can also notify
the List of any progress. Write to
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If we don't bring these things to their attention they won't be fixed; if
we do then they might!
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Carol Pearson
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At 15:44 02/01/99 +1100, Bruce Maguire wrote:
>Hi Gary
>Thanks for confirming the problem I'm having with pkzip. The error occurs
>when (and only when) I try to open a file from within Pkzip, or click on a
>file that requires pkzip to open, or when I try to compress files into a
>.zip file. I've discovered that the shareware version of pkzip (the
>version that you can download from the web site) has advertising banners
>in it, and I'm wondering whether these are somehow interfering with Jaws.
>It does seem to be a problem specific to Jaws, though, because I was able
>to use Window Bridge to access pkzip without any problem.
>
>I've also tried unloading Jaws, then loading Pkzip and opening a zip file,
>and then reloading jaws. As soon as Jaws loads, the "illegal operation"
>message appears, so it doesn't seem to matter whether Jaws is runing
>before Pkzip or after it is running.
>
>Although the Winzip program seems to work OK, Pkzip is a fairly popular
>program, and so it would be good if Jaws can be made to work properly with
>it.
>
>
>Cheers
>Bruce Maguire
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>On Fri, 1 Jan 1999, Gary Schindler wrote:
>
>> I have had this problem myself. I brought it up before and I found out that
>> I was not the only one having the problem with pkunzip. I find it hard to
>> believe that it would bee a ram problem because people like me with 64 megs
>> of ram and above are having troubles getting pkunzip to work. What I have
>> done is to move a zipped file from my temporary internet directory, go into
>> the windows explorer, find the zipped file I want to unzip, arrow down to
>> where it says extract once I have selected the file and click on the
extract
>> option in explorer and it seems to work somewhat better. What happens when
>> you \ pkunzip? does jfw 3219 lock up on you too>?
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Bruce Maguire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Date: Friday, January 01, 1999 11:24 AM
>> Subject: Anyone had problems with Jaws and Pkzip for Windows
>>
>>
>> >Hi All
>> >I recently downloaded the latest version of Pkware's pkzip for windows
>> >(pk263wsp.exe). It installed without a problem, but whenever I try to open
>> >a zip file, or compress files into a zip file, I get an illegal
>> >operation/invalid page fault message relating to pkzip. If I unload jaws
>> >before running pkzip I don't get this message.
>> >
>> >Has anyone else had this problem and/or come up with a solution? By the
>> >way, I am running the .19 patch and using an S3 TrioV64+ video card with a
>> >100MHz Pentium and 32MB RAM.
>> >
>> >Many thanks
>> >Bruce Maguire
>> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >
>> >
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