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Another Significant VB 4 Bug

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Ed Taeke #1 / 3	Another Significant VB 4 Bug I have scanned this group looking for a bug list to no avail, so if this is a repetition please forgive me. We have discovered that using the 16bit version of VB 4 Enterprise Edition, that we are unable to save any of the VB 4 project files to our Novell network fileservers! We tried saving to local drives and all is well. This has been confirmed by several people in our organization. Has anyone heard of a fix for this? Or, the name of someone at Micro$oft that we can yell at to get this fixed? Thanks, Ed Taekema --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Standard Disclaimer The view of the above individual are not necessarily those of Liberty Health.
Wed, 20 May 1998 03:00:00 GMT

Alexander Medwede #2 / 3	Another Significant VB 4 Bug Many file functions in VB didn't work in previous VB versions either. -- Alexander Medwedew Computer Ventures, Inc. http://tribeca.ios.com/~compvent/ CADVANCE LITE - Affordable CAD Software http://tribeca.ios.com/~compvent/cadvlite.html
Fri, 22 May 1998 03:00:00 GMT

Simon Bernste #3 / 3	Another Significant VB 4 Bug says... Quote: >I have scanned this group looking for a bug list to no avail, so if this is >a repetition please forgive me. >We have discovered that using the 16bit version of VB 4 Enterprise >Edition, that we are unable to save any of the VB 4 project files to >our Novell network fileservers! We tried saving to local drives and >all is well. This has been confirmed by several people in our >organization. >Has anyone heard of a fix for this? Or, the name of someone at >Micro$oft that we can yell at to get this fixed? I check up on this for you (I don't like hearing about bugs in our software <g>). This is a known problem, and is caused by the NetWare drivers in your system - you need to get updated NetWare drivers FROM NOVELL. - S -- The opinions expressed in this message are my own personal views and do not reflect the official views of Microsoft Corporation.
Sun, 24 May 1998 03:00:00 GMT

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