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[amazer]

When I try to access the FAQ's I get an error message that says its an illegal operation and my computer shut down. At that point the only thing I can do is restart my computer. Tech Notes opened just fine. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

[Stu Jackson]

I have the same problem.  What does work is to use Windows Explorer, and access the individual files in that folder. The files are well named, so you should be able to find what you are looking for relatively easily.  I understand that Wemaster and CD author Dave Smith is away for a few days.  I suggest that you send him an email directly, and if he has a better fix, please post the response.  
 
 Best regards,  
 
 Stu Jackson
 Catalina 34 International Secretary
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 Piedmont, CA 94610-1102
 510-208-1906
 fax: 510-465-7927
 email: sec@c34.org or mraquaq@aol.com
 #224 1986 Aquavite

[Stu Jackson]

Also just remembered:  you can use Window's "FIND" to search the CD for text also.  This should be helpful to all those of you who would like a "search engine" similar to the website.  It's there, but not on the disk, just use Windows to do it for you, using the "containing text" box.
 
 Stu

[Admin]

This is the first I've heard of a problem in accessing the FAQs.  Try this:
 
 1.  Open your browser.
 2.  At the Address line type in
     H:\faq-pages\index.htm
     
 substituting the drive letter of your CD drive for "H".
 
 Let me know what happens.  Also, I'd like to know what kind of computer you are using (as much detail as you can give me) and the browser you are using (with version number).
 
 Is anyone else having this problem?
 
 Dave Smith
 webmaster@c34.org
 Bear Territory #1421

[Stu Jackson]

Dave
 
 Here's what I get when I do that:  same "illegal"  (how nice of Redmond!) message with the following:
 
 IEXPLORE caused an invalid page fault in
 module BROWSEUI.DLL at 0167:7f338bd9.
 Registers:
 EAX=0042d224 CS=0167 EIP=7f338bd9 EFLGS=00010296
 EBX=00520454 SS=016f ESP=0058bf04 EBP=0058d1c4
 ECX=ffffd1a4 DS=016f ESI=00000104 FS=0c7f
 EDX=00000000 ES=016f EDI=7f3a6200 GS=0000
 Bytes at CS:EIP:
 ff 74 c8 04 8d 04 c8 8b 08 8d 85 98 fd ff ff 50
 Stack dump:
 00000104 7152e120 7f332ab8 00520470 003a0044 0066005c 00710061 0070002d 00670061 00730065 0069005c 0064006e 00780065 0068002e 006d0074 0d1e0000
 
 Hope that helps.
 
 Stu

[Admin]

That doesn't sound like a problem with the CD.  However, you might try cleaning the CD with a damp lint-free cloth.
 
 You didn't indicate which browser you were using, but from the error message it appears that you are using Microsoft Explorer.  I suggest that you reinstall Explorer.  If you don't have Version 5, you may want to download it and install it in your computer.  This should solve your problem.
 
 Dave Smith
 webmaster@c34.org
 Bear Territory #1421