Subj : Fastecho.log
To   : Dan Egli
From : Bill Gordon
Date : Thu Jan 29 2004 07:56 pm

> For the logs, try this:

> e:
> cd\ele\fe
> attrib -r -s -h *.*

> now see if there is a fastecho.log file there. If Not,
> next thing I'd say is to run ChkDsk (or scandisk if you
> use a 9x platform).

> For the DPMI problem, did you ever try the batch file
> idea I sent earlier?


> Dan

Tried it, seems to be NOWHERE on the computer AT ALL.

The batch file did not work for the DPMI problem, either.

I guess I'm gonna just have to limp along.

Thanks....

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