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Date:	Sun, 13 Apr 2003 10:12:56 PDT
From:	Peter Skye <pskye@peterskye.com >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Manual repair of CheckINI errors ?

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For the past several months CheckINI has shown
me the following "Not specified!" and "NOT FOUND AT"
errors:

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PM_Abstract:Objects & PM_Abstract:FldrContents
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Folder : 30065 Class WPCommandFile - H:\OS2SKYE.SRC\PINBALL-SYS.SRC\GCOMPILE.CMD

Object 21918 , Class WPProgram : Known bugs
Exename: e.exe Curdir: Not specified!
OBJECTID (from Known bugs) NOT FOUND AT PM_Workplace:Location

Object 2321F , Class WPProgram : License
Exename: e.exe Curdir: Not specified!
OBJECTID (from License) NOT FOUND AT PM_Workplace:Location

Object 23421 , Class WPProgram : Readme first
Exename: e.exe Curdir: Not specified!
OBJECTID (from Readme first) NOT FOUND AT PM_Workplace:Location

Object 2C412 , Class WPProgram : Installation
Exename: e.exe Curdir: Not specified!
OBJECTID (from Installation) NOT FOUND AT PM_Workplace:Location

I do not have Opera installed.

I do not know why the "Folder : 30065" line is displayed.
There doesn't seem to be an error associated with it.

A PMSEEK search on "OPERA52_" shows these entries
are in the OS2.INI file.

Looking in OS2.INI, the PM_Abstract:Objects and
PM_Abstract:FldrContent keys do not have any
5-character keys. Thus, the 5-character Object
i.d.'s above apparently aren't key values.

How do I manually repair the above errors?

- Peter

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