wrote:
> I only run one browser at a time, either Seamonkey
> or Firefox. Generally I
> just use Seamonkey. Also, I have copied all the .dll
> files from the
> Seamonkey subdirectories to X:\os2\dll subdirectory.
>
> I get random, but regular, sys3175 crashes with
> either program.
> Could there be a problem with my using os/2 warp 4?
Dunno, but I too will be interested in the answer.
Despite attempting to follow Ray's practice (IIRC) of
dropping *all* the DLLs there, I still haven't sorted
out whatever the problem is that caused the installed
SM 117 to be crippled, as described in my earlier
thread. (I did not get the crashes you did, Sandy,
but that SM was not really usable in this condition.)
I had to revert the desktop object to point back to SM
111 -- which I wisely never deleted -- and all
functionality returned to normal.
Jordan
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