said:
>I think I mean f/s: the app - session has the whole
>screen, and it wasn't sized up from anything.
You can tell if you are running full-screen by looking at the control
button on the upper right.
VIO apps, like ZtBold, have two flavors of full-screen. You can maximize
the VIO window or you can run the app in a full-screen session.
>O.K., but the CAD popup applet, with its process
>reviewing options etc., is not accessible then.
There are different levels of dead. Sorta like in the movie "Congo."
>Haven't tried that, and will have to remember to check
>it out. If clean reboot = CHKDSK doesn't have to run
>at next bootup, then we're nearly always talking about
>clean reboots . . . albeit after an undesired WPS
>lockup.
Actually it is a PMSHELL lockup, but that's only relevant if you trying to
determine what, if anything, can be fixed to avoid the failure.
>etc.), which has built-in Intel Extreme 2 (?) video.
>The SNAP drivers are the same ones that were installed
>with eCS 1.2 GA, and which I think functioned o.k. for
>a long time.
Are you sure? You seem to have been having intermittent lockups for a
long time.
>It has the same Moz
>1.7.12, but probably a different SNAP installed.
You are running ancient versions of both Mozilla and SNAP. You might very
well be running up against a defect few others will every see.
>FWIW, I don't think I ever see this problem on the
>Dark Side, which also has Moz 1.7.12.
So?
>But
>there is probably no Exit List kind of deal going on
>over there, because the OS architecture is different ?
There is an exit list, but Windows has had 10+ years of on-going
developement, so few apps find a way to die in an unkillable way.
> Anyway, just mentioned that because I don't believe
>there is any hardware failure issue involved.
Probably not, but how would you know?
>But,
>what would you suggest I look for ? Other than
>updating SNAP, which I could certainly do.
I would recommend updating both the browser and SNAP. I would also remove
any plugins you don't use.
Steven
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