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ZL1BU  > TPK      01.03.99 13:36l 39 Lines 1477 Bytes #-9700 (0) @ WW
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Subj: HELP PLEASE
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To  : TPK@WW

ZL1BU/TPK 1.83b Msg #:229  Date:23-02-99  Time:20:12 NZDST

  Hi  everyone,  I  have a problem when my TPK program is loading, It runs ok
  until  it  gets down to Servers List. I will list the problem as it happens
  during start up (loading)......
  
  Servers List:
  C:\ [my callsign]\TPK\COMPHDR.EXE
  # of Msg Headers from [BBS callsign.....]        534
  # of Msg Headers from [BBS callsign.....]        534
  # of Msg Headers from MSG_PRIV.........            35
  # of Msg Headers from MSG_PRIV.........            35
  # of Msg Headers from MISC......                 369
  
  At  this  point  the  program stops for a few seconds after which a red box
  appears in the middle of the screen stating "Error in CONFIG.TPK  press any
  key"
  At  this  time  I  press  Esc  which  takes  away  the  red box (it will
  dissappear by it's self if left for a few seconds), By pressing Esc again
  the program runs ok from here but cmd:eh appears after the MISC....369, i.e.
  
  # of Msg Headers from MISC.......                369cmd:eh
  
  and a string of cmd's instead of the usual two cmd's appear, i.e.
  cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd:cmd: 
  cmd:cmd:UNPROTO was [BBS callsign]
  cmd:cmd:    
  
  Everything works ok from here...I hope I have explained my problem clearly
  enough and I look forward to receiving any help you can offer, many thanks.
  
  Best 73 de Graeme..> 




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