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Old 05-13-06, 10:28 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Done ...

Now I get a dialog from net CFComDlg: 57 IOexception

After ok - a running, running icon.
A cancel gives the same danish :)

NB: it would be nice if the prog(s) would just stay put in the selected folder.

"i'm up all night"
I've been up 24+ hours by now - it's 4.30am here :)
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Old 05-13-06, 10:38 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Thanks for the PM.

20 min ago I installed ver 2.0 (ARM) dated may 13, 23.51 EU time.

That's the version referred to in post #16
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Originally Posted by Zaniax
Thanks for the PM.

20 min ago I installed ver 2.0 (ARM) dated may 13, 23.51 EU time.

That's the version referred to in post #16
an error 57 is an invalid path name. wither the file has funky characters in the name, such as a \ which would denote a directory, or the file is in some way locked or nonexistant.

whats the name of the file you're trying to open with viewany?
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Old 05-13-06, 11:02 PM   #19 (permalink)
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The BIS folder ...that makes all the problems.

Send you a PM.

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the only 5 reasons you should get an exception are
1) directory not found (i trapped this one, you wont see it)
2)end of file - there's a bad end of file marker in your file that causes it to suddenly halt (trapped, you'll see it)
3)file not found - no such file really exists (trapped, you'll see it)
4) path too long - the given path is too long, which i've never seen happen (but trapped anyway)
or
5) IO exception (which you're seeing). something microsoft didn't plan for occurred, which makes it difficult for me to debug. the only research i have on this with the error number you gave me is regarding a file copy that has a bad path. which wouldn't apply in this case.

i'm at a loss to explain this one.
i can't reproduce it either, which makes it even harder to find.

ANYONE have any similar problems?

i'm beginning to think BIS sucks.
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I'm in bed now, so this is the last one for today:

I have NO problems whatsoever to gain access to the BIS from fileexplorer, TotalCommander, Wimr, Word, Notes, PocketTools etc.

To me it looks like a netCF problem somehow.

Cuagn l8ter :)
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