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I/O Operation Error on IBM 300 GL Personal Computer
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Visual FoxPro
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FoxPro 2.x
Miscellaneous
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00341408
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>>>Hi George,
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>>> Thanks for trying. When I search the object, I find that my C:\ drive precedes my working drive G:\, similar to yours. I'm not sure what is different about the IBMs other than they are IBMs and the other computers are not. Non-IBM work ... IBM no-work!
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>>I know this doesn't help, and is of little or no comfort, but since the PS/2s, I've hated IBM machines with a passion. Wouldn't own one even if I was paid to and it ran at 1 GHz.
>
>Well,
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> As you can tell by my "Non-IBM work ... IBM no-work!" remark, IBMs are not really very high on my list either. Maybe someone else will have a suggestion to my problem --- unfortunately, getting rid of the Client's IBMs is not an option. <g>

Well, if re-building the project from scratch doesn't work, as an emerency, last ditch, I've got to get this working type thing, I'd copy the directory tree over to C:, and trying re-building it again from there. I'd also make sure that the CONFIG.FPW file that was being used was the one I thought, and I'd include paths in the TMPFILES statement (i.e.: TMPFILES=C:\FOXPROW\) and the same for EDITWORK, SORTWORK, and PROGWORK.

As for IBM...I won't say how I really feel. I'd probably get thrown out of here. However, Shaw went from IBM to Compaq and back to IBM. Had more problems configuring those machines than I can tell you about. Right now, I think we get the ones we don't build ourselves from Dell. Since the son of a friend of mine works for Dell, I'm probably going to get my next machine (this summer) from them. That is if they'll build it to my specs and don't try to sell me a bunch of stuff I don't want or need.
George

Ubi caritas et amor, deus ibi est
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