CompuServe Messages

Hi Jeff, Thanks for the information. There exists a split second at the 59th second when the device is checked to be occupied with a disk and then polled. If the disk is yanked during that short interval when RSLCLock thinks there's a disk and there isn't all hell can break loose! This would require that the disk polling be enabled though and I really can't think{why it would happen otherwise! Highlight has been taken out the the latest version. I just recieved my copy of Aztec 3.40a, and was going to see what "magic" could be done, but Murphy has struck and of all the programs to be corrupted by a hrdware malfunction on my Compiler disk???? You guessed it the Compiler itself! Oh well, I'll have to call Manx tomorrow morning. I will try to simulate this problem and see if I can lock up my machine. I have yet to do this though. I am hoping that 1.34+ simply doesn't have this problem, and that is why I can't reproduce it! BTW RSLClock is FreeWare, although the author will except any complements offered graciously! -RSL-