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From: robinson@renoir.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: vt100 2.6 bugs
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Date: Sun, 1-Mar-87 18:08:32 EST
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Posted: Sun Mar  1 18:08:32 1987
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I haven't seen any discussion of these bugs, so I wonder if I have managed 
to break something, or what.  In any case, has anyone experienced the following:

   1. Using a standard workbench window, the file name requesters do not
      echo what you type.

   2. Files refuse to open.  All attempts to open a file, even, say, PAR:, 
      result in a system requester popping up that says "Volume Workbench 
      is write protected."  If the write protection is disabled, a vt100
      requester pops up and says it is unable to open the file.  This happens
      on all attempts to open any file.

The system I am running is a 512k v1.1 standard Amiga with one drive (they
don't come more plain vanilla).  All I did to the source files was to change 
the compiled defaults to come up with a workbench window of 24 lines.


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