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- 2,0
- Syntax error
- Z
- 3,0
- Return without gosub
- Z
- 4,0
- Out of data
- Z
- 5,0
- Illegal function call
- Z
- 6,0
- Overflow
- Z
- 7,-1
- Out of memory
- Not enough free memory to run the program. This can be solved by
- adding more RAM to the computer or reducing the number of
- terminate and stay resident programs in memory.
- Z
- 9,0
- Subscript out of range
- Z
- 10,0
- Redimensioned array
- Z
- 11,0
- Division by zero
- Z
- 13,0
- Type mismatch
- Z
- 14,0
- Out of string space
- Z
- 16,0
- String formula too complex
- Z
- 19,0
- No RESUME
- Z
- 20,0
- RESUME without error
- Z
- 24,-1
- Device timeout
- It took too long to read from or write to a device.
-
- If the device is a printer, turn the printer on or put the
- printer online. Putting a MODE command in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file
- that tells DOS to retry printer timeouts will keep this from
- happening.
-
- If the device is a disk drive, make sure that the disk drive
- letter is correct.
- Z
- 39,0
- CASE ELSE expected
- Z
- 50,0
- Field overflow
- Z
- 51,0
- Internal error
- Z
- 52,-1
- Bad file number
- DOS does not have enough room reserved for the number of files
- that are open. The DOS file named CONFIG.SYS in the root
- directory must contain a FILES=xx command that reserves
- additional space for opening files. See the DOS manual section
- that discusses the CONFIG.SYS file.
- Z
- 53,0
- File not found
- Z
- 54,0
- Bad file mode
- Z
- 58,0
- File already exists
- Z
- 55,0
- File already open
- Z
- 56,0
- FIELD statement active
- Z
- 57,-1
- Device input or output error
- There is a problem reading from or writing to a device. This is
- usually a disk I/O error. However, it could also be a printer or
- any other device.
- Z
- 58,0
- File already exists
- Z
- 59,0
- Bad record length
- Z
- 61,-1
- Disk full
- All disk space has been allocated. Try to free up space by
- deleting files you do not need anymore or use another disk drive
- with some available space.
- Z
- 62,0
- Input past end of file
-
- A file that was being read was not as long as it should be, this can happen
- if a mask file or the configuration file is corrupted.
- Z
- 63,0
- Bad record number
- Z
- 64,0
- Bad file name
- Z
- 67,-1
- Too many files
- There are too many files in one directory for DOS to handle.
- Using different directories for programs, data files and other
- applications will solve the problem.
- Z
- 68,-1
- Device unavailable
- The printer, disk drive or communications port that you are
- attempting to access is not online or does not exist.
- Z
- 69,0
- Communication buffer overflow
- Z
- 70,-1
- Permission denied
- If on a network, another user has the file locked. If not on
- a network, you attempted to write to a write protected disk.
- Remove the write protection and try again.
- Z
- 71,-1
- Disk not ready
- The disk drive door is open or there is no disk in the drive.
- Z
- 72,-1
- Disk media error
- The disk drive hardware has detected a physical flaw on the disk.
- If the drive is a floppy drive, try another diskette. If the
- drive is a hard drive, seek assistance from the person who is
- responsible for maintaining or supporting your computer.
- Z
- 73,0
- Advanced feature unavailable
- Z
- 74,0
- Rename across disks
- Z
- 75,0
- Path/file access error
- Z
- 76,0
- Path not found
- Z
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