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#22268From: AvcomApr 26, 1988 5:27 PM
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S/B-Any insights on a "Internal Error: HMATH 1 0.000000E+5110ED7:"on a Wyse 386 w/ an Intel above bd?? And I've gotten "invalid Q/S format" again on ATO w/ a corresponding "error #5 at line 10020; stop in line 20001 of module ac308 at address 2E99:2186" when I try to run ACLS; Jamie?? Call V.Buerg?? Try to load ATO 5.60?? And lastly, any plans to support a HP "color jet" in the future??? Tanks… Randy@avcom
#22305From: Steve McCall [ADESK]Apr 27, 1988 1:06 PM
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Randy, HMATH is indicative of a corruption in the drawing, something like a negative radius or abnormaly large number like 1.234E98. If you can create a DXF file from the DWG, look in it to find such numbers and change them. The ATO documentation says that the error # refers to an error code which is described in the BASIC manual. My BASIC manual says that #5 is an Illegal function call, an out of range parameter is passed to a math or string function(, etc.) Further information on this may be obtained in the IBMCOM forum by leaving a message about it to one of the authors, in fact, they request that you do so. The HP PaintJet is supported by Release 9 (on the DUD – driver update disk). The IBM Color Jetprinter is also supported. What's a "HP color jet"? A new model? =SM=
#22319From: AvcomApr 27, 1988 6:09 PM
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Steve-The client says that they get this error w/ several different dwgs on this one Wyse and the dwgs run fine on other PC's (!?). they tried a new math co-processor in the Wyse but it still generates the HMATH error….our idea is that it's hardware related but since they didn't buy the PC from us (!!??) we don't know anything about how it was set-up or how Acad was installed or….. Any other thoughts?? Thanks for the quick answers… Rb@avcom