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From: lance@vax1.acs.udel.EDU (Daniel A Lentz)
Newsgroups: comp.os.os2
Subject: uEMACS
Summary: more questions...
Message-ID: <5345@udccvax1.acs.udel.EDU>
Date: 18 Dec 89 14:31:55 GMT
Reply-To: lance@vax1.acs.udel.EDU (Daniel A Lentz)
Organization: University of Delaware
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  Many thanks to everyone who responded to my previous question about 'good
reading material.'
	The winner? Microsoft's Programming OS/2 & Programming PM. 
(and, of course, the one vote for the newspaper...) :-)

Now, for a couple of things that have been nagging at me...


1. When I use the version of uEMACS posted here recently, all works fine for
about an hour, and then I get a protection violation, causing all of my work
to be lost in never-never land. I'm using uEMACS under PM with ASAVE set.
I DON'T have the same file open twice. The other programs running are
File System, TimeLine (clock program), ScrnBlnk, and AnyWhere (file finder).
Is it me? And, is there any way to make OS/2 be more reasonable about the
violation? It seems to me that it wouldn't hurt anything if OS/2 gave a
menu something like DOS's Abort, Retry, Ignore. (Then again, I'm pretty
stupid!) Since the violation was intercepted by the OS, what could it hurt
just to ignore it and let the program run? 
	By the way, I use EE 1.1


2. If you know of any good archive sites for OS/2 stuff, mail them to me. IF
there's enough response (> two) I'll compile them and post here.


 
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