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In <200309040449.h844nJJk015958@smtp.ucsd.edu>, on 09/03/03
at 09:48 PM, sshapiro@UCSD.EDU (Sandy Shapiro) said:
>>What do you mean by crashes?
>It says to Insert Diskette 2.
>I insert the diskette and it starts copying files.
>Then a box pops up saying:
>Unable to copy the file S:\os2image\disk_2\keyboard.dcp
>OK Cancel Help
For future reference, that's not a crash. :-)
>If I click on OK, the box pops up again exactly the same.
I'd be surprised if anything else happened.
>If I click on Help, nothing happens.
Ooops. Guess someone neglected to write some code.
>There is no way to delete anything and continue with the create tool.
Do as Tom suggested. I guess it was not obvious that you would have to
open a new session to run your favorite file manager.
Steven
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