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From: Ed.Borghi@f224.n260.z1.fidonet.org (Ed Borghi)
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Subject: Re: Lock Up
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Date: 23 Jul 90 20:38:59 GMT
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BK> of ansi in mind. Personally I think there is a bug in
BK> Flipper, but I really hate to even discuss it with them as I
BK> just almost bet they will say that I have a harddware
BK> problem. In case this is helpfull, I've tried both 3.0 and
BK> 3.11, and neither one releived the problem.

Bill, I assume you are using ANSI.SYS that came with DOS. If so try ANSI.COM 
instead. It's a PC Mag PD program that works quite well, is a little faster 
than ANSI.SYS and is smaller too. You may also try a version of ANSI.SYS 
from another DOS version. Also try loading ANSI.SYS first if you don't have 
any drivers that require they load before any others.

Fianlly if you are using any of the fast ANSI replacement programs out there 
try just using ANSI.SYS instead. Some of these programs don't work well with 
some software.
However if all else fails with ANSI.SYS  or ANSI.COM try NANSI, ZANSI, or 
FANSI Console. They are the ANSI replacements that I mentioned before. One 
of them just might cure your problem.

Ed...  
 

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