Hello Matt

On 26-Nov-01, you wrote:

> 
> 
>> This does seem to happen to AGA users.  It might be due to low or
>> fragmented chip RAM.  Matt will correct me if I'm wrong.
> 
> It could be anything.
> 
>> I see on the CSV
> 
> CVS :)
> 
>> that Olli has been fixing some low memory bugs, which is probably a
>> very tough job, so these problems may be less in the next
>> update.
> 
> I hope Len is using the latest beta and not 3.2 (which I'm sure he's
> asked about before), since image decoders that work for the 3.2.x line
> aren't exactly going to be developed or fixed.
> 
> Len, can you check as to which version of Voyager you're running, and
> also which version of the image decoders? If you type "about:" in the
> URL bar, you'll get all the information we need.
> 
> If it's 3.2, I'm afraid you'll have to live with the bug until you
> upgrade to the latest beta version, where it may not appear - and if
> it does appear then at least you can be sure that there'll be a next
> beta of this particular line of the browser ;)
> 
Regards

Hello Matt,Yes you are correct I am on v 3.2 because I have always felt
comfortable with it,I've been on since it came out but it's only very
recently started playing up.
After last June I have not been able to handle complications too well and my
short term memory is very short.
 
 The details are as follows.....Version  3.2
                                Image decoder 68040 fpu 11.1
                                SSL Voyager_ssl.vlib 8.6

At first it only happened on one Amiga but today it appeared on the second
one.
At the moment I have an Appolo acc' and 2.11gig hard drive in my main Amiga.
Hoping you can help,Regards,Len.

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