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From: pcossenb@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Paul C. Ossenbruggen)
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Subject: Re: Singing the NVIR blues
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Date: 7 May 89 02:43:24 GMT
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In article <541@biar.UUCP> trebor@biar.UUCP (Robert J Woodhead) writes:
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>In your case, what has probably happened is that there is a CODE 256 resource
>in your ".rsrc" file, and when you build the application, that resource is

That was it! All I did was remove the CODE 256 resource from my .rsrc file and
it went away. Now that my program is exorcised I can rest easy and go back to
singing Looney Tunes.

>Robert J Woodhead, Biar Games, Inc.  !uunet!biar!trebor | trebor@biar.UUCP

By the way, I really enjoyed the Wizardry series. It was the first computer
adventure I ever played (Apple II+). I take it you are done doing that now.


- Paul Ossenbruggen
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