I edit user direct by hand and then run directxa user. I have the
following:
USER VSWCTRL1 VSWCTRL1 32M 128M ABCG
Are you saying I should have the following:
USER VSWCTRL1 VSWCTRL1 32M 128M BCG
The manual specifically shows an A, is the manual incorrect or am I still
confused? Thanks.
Peter
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What do you use to manage your users: Dirmaint, VM:Secure or by hand? In
the VM directory (USER DIRECT) the definition for the virtual machine the
USER statement usually has the classes for that user. (There is also the
CLASS statement but that's not used as much in my experience.) You need to
remove the "A" from the string of classes specified for that user. How you
do this depends on my 1st question.
Neale
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