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#95598From: mark schneiderApr 5, 1994 7:47 PM
rz **B00000000000000 Hi David, Well, the program still has bugs! ah! I tried to convert a .FLC file (640×480): TEST.FLC was 586,588 Bytes, when converted: … TEST.EXE was: 621,760 Bytes. by the way, I used no paramaters, just BLDSV TEST.FLC (enter) Here is the message when I typed TEST.EXE … after it compiled, no errors were present on my screen, no messages at all, then when I ran it … —————————————- Runtime error 002 at 0000:2706. —————————————– this is EXACTLY what was on my screen, I hope this helps! bye for now Mark P.S. Check out EASTER.ZIP, you are mentioned in it! Yes You Are! .. bye for now Mark Schneider, Montreal, Canada, — Snowy Central! ahh! P.S. This IS the new version I was using!,!
#95645From: david masonApr 6, 1994 1:47 AM
Mark, Aha, we're making some progress… this time we got an error message so we can track this down. A runtime error 002 means "file not found". So for some reason the EXE either doesn't know what its own name is or can't find it for some other reason. Are you running the EXE from another directory? Did you change its file attributes? What operating system are you using, and which version? Are you using a command shell? –dkm
#95776From: mark schneiderApr 6, 1994 4:29 PM
HI David, ok for the info, No no dosshells, the .exe was left in the same directory, I mean I did not move any of the files, I am using dos 6.2, no dosshell, I was in dos, at the prompt, I am using a 486 66 mhz, hmm what else ?, nope it should have seen the file.! ok, hope this helps! — YOur little debug helper! bye for now holy cow, the snow is really coming down here! ahh! about 4 inches already on the ground! ahhhh! Mark Schneider, Montreal, Canada
#95799From: david masonApr 6, 1994 6:52 PM
Mark, Sorry to hear about the snow. I'll have to call my sister, who lives in St. Laurent, and give her my condolences. Fortunately I think I've seen my last snow for the season down here in Boston. –dkm p.s. Hopefully I'll get the 002 bug fixed tonight.
#95833From: mark schneiderApr 6, 1994 11:12 PM
Hi David, get out of town, you have a sister that lives in St. Laurent! geez, the world is a lot smaller than we realise!, whre are you calling from ? Mark Schneider Montreal, Canada
#95892From: david masonApr 7, 1994 9:33 AM
Mark, I live way down south in Boston, MA. –dkm
#95907From: Ted BoardmanApr 7, 1994 10:45 AM
Dave and all We're having a Boston 3DS User Group meeting on Thurs. 14 Apr and would like to have you drop by if you've got the time and inclination. If all goes well Michele Bousquet should be there (you out there, Michele?) also. Let me know if you're interested. TedB !^NavFont01F0007MGHHGDDB7EB
#96090From: david masonApr 8, 1994 7:44 AM
Ted, Sure, I can probably make it to your 3DS User Group meeting. Where and when? –dkm
#96121From: Ted BoardmanApr 8, 1994 11:06 AM
Dave and all Boston Area 3DS User Group meeting is at Wentworth Institute, 550 Huntington Ave. in Lufkin Hall. Next meeting is Thurs. Apr 14 at 6PM Michele Bousquet, world renowned 3DStudio educator and author will be there fielding any and all questions so it should prove to be a very interesting meeting. Bring any tapes/files/images you'd like to show and bring anyone you think might be interested. TedB !^NavFont01F0007MGHHH55CE04
#96495From: Nik Grant [adesk]Apr 11, 1994 8:02 AM
"Boston Area 3DS User Group meeting is at Wentworth Institute, 550 Huntington Ave. in Lufkin Hall." Ted – should we update the 3DUSER.TXT file? Boston Area 3D Studio U.G. Ted Boardman Wentworth Institute of Technology Beatty Hall, Room 8421 550 Huntington Avenue Boston MA 02115 603/431-4334
#96563From: Ted BoardmanApr 11, 1994 2:29 PM
Nik Hold off on the change of room numbers right now, I'm hoping the it is a temporary move. Wentworth's campus isn't that big that nobody will find us<g> Thanks TedB !^NavFont01F0007MGHHG8955E5
#95955From: mark schneiderApr 7, 1994 2:47 PM
HI David, I have a friend that lives in Lyne Mass! maybe not to far from you! ok, bye for now Mark
#95976From: david masonApr 7, 1994 4:46 PM
Mark, "Lynn, Lynn, city of sin, you never come out the way you went it." See if your friend recognizes that little phrase. 🙂 –dkm
#96294From: mark schneiderApr 9, 1994 11:38 AM
Good on David!, I'll have to tell my friend David Zeno this one!, yeah, his name is also David!, and his father is David Senior! bye for now Mark