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;---------------------------------------------------------------------
; Silver Xpress Error Report File for Version 4.0x of SX reader
; (c) copyright 1993-94
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; Keep reports to 20 lines or less
; %doserr  - last dos error
; %1       - parameter 1 passed by Silver
; %2       - parameter 2 passed by Silver
;
; !PROBLEM displayed WHITE ON RED
; !WARNING displayed WHITE ON BROWN
; !ADVICE  displayed WHITE ON GREEN
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!PROBLEM 1 [ PROBLEM REMOVING WORK DIRECTORY ]

  CRITICAL PROBLEM DEVELOPED REMOVING THE TEMPORARY WORK DIRECTORY.

  ERROR CODE:         %1
  WORK DIRECTORY:     %2
  STARTUP DIRECTORY:  %3

  PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK THE WORK DIRECTORY. TRY NOT DEFINING A WORK
  DIRECTORY.

!END

!PROBLEM 2 [ PROBLEM CREATING WORK DIRECTORY ]

  A problem occurred with creating the defined temporary work directory

  Error code     : %1
  Work Directory : %2

  Do you have enough disk space?

  Did you try to create a work directory on a RAM drive?

  Solutions:

    1) Check the disk space where your work directory is defined.

    2) If you have a work directory defined, please blank it out and try
       Xpress again.

   Xpress will ALWAYS create a work directory called WORK from the defined
   a work directory.  Xpress will always clean and delete the work
   directory it creates.

!END

!PROBLEM 3 [ PROBLEM ALLOCATING MEMORY FOR FORUMS ]

  A problem occurred when Xpress attempted to allocate memory for host
  conferences or forums.

  Error code       : %1
  Available Memory : %2

  The HOST has alot of conferences and Xpress enough memory to work with.
  Xpress will try to allocate memory on RAM first, then EMS, then on DISK.
  If it fails in any of these attempts, you will get this error.

  Solutions:

    1) At the mail door, go into the configuration options and turn ON
       the option "SEND SELECTED AREAS ONLY". Some mail doors may the
       opposite option, "SEND ALL AREAS", in which case you would turn
       it off.

    2) Use the protected mode version of Silver Xpress.

!END

!PROBLEM 4 [ NOT ENOUGH DISK SPACE ]

  Xpress has calculated you do not have enough disk space to decompress
  the packet you selected.

  Mail Packet      : %1
  Mail Packet Size : %2
  Disk Space       : %3

  Xpress multiplies the packet size by 2.3 to determine the minimum amount
  of disk space require.  It is highly recommended you have 4-5 megs
  available of disk space if you plan to download 1-2 megabyte packets.

  Solutions:

    1) Check the disk space on your work drive. Clean it up by deleting
       unnecessary files.

    2) If you are using a RAM drive for your WORK directory, make sure
       the RAM drive is large enough to accomodate the decompression of
       the mail packet.

!END

!PROBLEM 5 [ PROBLEM DECOMPRESSING FILE ]

 A problem occurred during the decompression process of the packet.

 Process Command:
 %3

 Dos Error code:      : %1
 Expansion Error Code : %2

 Please check the following:

   1) Decompression program is located in the DOS path directories. Check
      to see the decompression program is fully qualified if you have the
      "CHECK PROGRAM EXISTENCE" set to off or no under configuration.

   2) You are confusing PKZIP 1.01 with PKZIP 2.04

   3) Insufficient memory. For PKZIP programs, the error codes 4-11, 21, 22
      indicate insufficient memory.

   4) Turn on the Archiver Detection System. You probably where using
      the wrong process command.
!END

!PROBLEM 6 [ PROBLEM COMPRESSING FILE ]

 A problem occurred during the compressing process of the packet.

 Process Command:
 %3

 Dos Error code     : %1
 Process Error Code : %2

 Please check the following:

   1) Compression program is located in the DOS path directories.

   2) For PKZIP programs, the process error codes 4-11, 21, 22 indicate
      insufficient memory.  Try using the Exec Swap $ prefix for the
      compression command.

   3) PKZIP process error 14 means your disk is FULL.

!END

!PROBLEM 7 [ PROBLEM COPYING ATTACHED FILE ]

   A problem occurred copying the file attached to the target file:

    source : %1
    target : %2

   Check to make sure you have enough disk space.

!END

!PROBLEM 8 [ LOW OR OUT OF MEMORY ]

 Process Error Code: %2
 Dos Error Code    : %1
 Process           : %3

 You are either low on memory or the process requires more memory.   Xpress
 requires about 512K for real mode operations. Protected Mode Xpress
 eliminates these kinds of errors.

 Possible solutions to try:

   1) Use Exec Swapping by adding a $ as a prefix to the process command.

   2) Upgrade to the protected mode version of Silver Xpress.

   3) Check TSR (terminate and stay resident) programs. Are they needed?

   4) If you are running Xpress from a DOS MENU program or from a
      communications program, please make sure these programs free up
      memory before calling Xpress.

!END

!PROBLEM 10 [ PROBLEM WITH CLEAN UP PHASE]

 A problem occurred while Xpress was attempting to switch back to the
 current home directory in preparation of deleting the work directory.

 Error Code:        %1
 Work Directory:    %2
 Startup Directory: %3

 Xpress did a double checking to prevent the deletion of your normal files
 in your HOME directory.  Please double check your setup of the WORK
 directory.

!END

!PROBLEM 12  [ Problem with FILE UPLOAD ]

 A problem occurred running the compression to add the attached file to
 your reply packet:

 error code    : %1
 reply packet  : %1
 file          : %2

!END

!PROBLEM 17 [ PROBLEM DELETING FILE FROM PACKET]

 A problem occurred while deleting files from the packet.

 Error code: %1
 Expansion Program Error Code: %2

 Please check the following:

   1) Compression program is located in the DOS path directories.
   2) You are not confusing PKZIP 1.01 with PKZIP 2.04
   3) You have enough memory (error code 8)

!END

!PROBLEM 18 [ ARCHIVER NOT FOUND ON PATH]

 A problem occurred while xpress attempted to find the archiver program on
 your computer.

 ARCHIVER: %1

 Xpress requires an archiver to either decompress mail packets or compress
 reply packets.

 By default, Xpress uses the detector system. So if you have this enabled,
 Xpress expects to find an archiver resided in one of your DOS directories
 defined in the PATH statement.   Check to make sure the expected archiver
 is on your computer and put into a directory that is on your PATH
 statement. To learn more about the PATH statement, consult your DOS user
 manual.

 Some users have hardcoded the location of archiver in the ARCHIVER.DEF
 file. If you are one of these users, please double check and make sure
 it is defined correctly.

!END

!PROBLEM 19 [ UNRECOGNIZED PACKET FORMAT ]

 A problem occurred when Xpress attempted to detect the compression
 format of your mail packet.

 Mail Packet : %1

 Xpress does not recognize the compression format of this packet.

 If you know what the compression utilities required for this packet,
 then you will need to:

   1) Edit the archiver.def file and add the new archiver definition

   2) Disable the detection system and hard code the archiver compression
      and expansion commands.

!END

!WARNING 20 [ Obselete Xpress Format ]

 This Silver Xpress Reader will not work with this older version OPX packet.

 There should be no one on earth using this format defined in the OPX
 packet you downloaded.  Please inform the HOST sysop from which you got
 this packet to update his Silver Xpress Mail Door.

!END

!WARNING 21 [ Outside Archiver Management ]

 This option is only available when you let Silver Xpress do the unpacking
 of mail packets.

 Whenever you use the -O switch, you tell Xpress to simply read the files
 in the work directory.  It will not attempt to search for mail packets,
 unpack them or pack reply packets.  The -O switch is for 3rd party archive
 management systems.

!END


!PROBLEM 23 [ Error with External Editor ]

 A problem occurred when Xpress attempted to execute the editor you
 defined.

 EXTERNAL EDITOR:  %1

 Solution:

 1) Double check the existence of the program

 2) If it is a large program, then you will need to probably use
    Exec Swapping.  Do do exec swapping, first full declare the
    editor location and then add a $ character as a prefix. For
    example:

    EXTERNAL EDITOR:  $C:\WP\WP.EXE %1

!END

!WARNING 26 [ No editor defined ]

 You told Xpress to use the external editor to create mail.  However,
 you did not define an external editor.

 No problem. Xpress will now switch to using the internal editor to
 continue your mail creation activity.

 However, if you wish to use an external editor for your next mail
 creation, you will need to define an external editor in the configuration
 section.

!END

!PROBLEM 27 [ Problem loading with MENU library ]

 A problem occurred when Xpress attempted to load the menu library file.

 Menu error code   : %1    (a 2 means file not found)
 Menu library file : %2

 Solution:

   1) If you used the -X switch, check the spelling of the menu file.

   2) Make sure the file SXMENU.LIB is located in Xpress directory.
      Run Xpress with the -S switch and see if the menus come up.
      If the problem continues, get a new copy from your backup.

   3) The HOST attempted to send a customized menu library to you and it
      was possibly corrupted.  Delete any *.LIB file from the mail packet
      you attempted to open and try again. If this was the problem, please
      report it to the BBS sysop of the mail packet.

!END

!PROBLEM 28 [ Program not found ]

 A problem ocurred when Xpress attempted to search a program on the DOS
 PATH directories.

 Program : %1

 Solution:

  1) Double check the spelling or program name

  2) Check to make sure the program exist on your hard disk.

!END

!PROBLEM 29 [ PACKET CONTROL FILE NOT FOUND]

 A problem ocurred during the decompression of your mail packet.

 Mail Packet           : %2
 Decompression command : %1
 Last Error Code       : %3

 Possible Solutions:

 1) Do you have the Archiver Detection System turned on?. You probably used
    the wrong process command, i.e, decompression a ZIP packet with ARJ.

 2) Maybe you need PKZIP 2.04. Maybe the file was compressed using PKZIP
    2.04 at the BBS.  Try turning on the Archiver Detection System and turn
    on the Internal Zip Support.

 3) No more disk space during the decompression process. Clean up the
    hard disk.

 4) Check the integrity of the mail packet.

!END

!PROBLEM 32  [ SX to QWK conversion ]

 A problem ocurred when Xpress was converting a Xpress reply message to
 QWK format.

 I/O Error                 : %2
 Xpress reply message file : %1

 solution:

  1) One possible reason for this error is lack of disk space.
     Please check the disk space.

!END

!PROBLEM 33  [ SX to BW conversion ]

 A problem ocurred when Xpress was converting a Xpress reply message to
 BW format.

 I/O Error                 : %2
 Xpress reply message file : %1

 solution:

  1) One possible reason for this error is lack of disk space.
     Please check the disk space.

!END

!PROBLEM 44 [ Creating Mail Problem ]
 A problem occurred while Xpress attempted to create your mail.

 error code : %1

 Solution:

   1) Check disk space of where your WORK directory is defined.

!END

!PROBLEM 51 [ Bad Xpress Color File ]

A problem ocurred when Xpress attempted to read the Xpress Color file

Xpress Color File: %1

Solution:

  1) Double check to make sure this is truly an Xpress color file. All
     Xpress color files have the extension CLR. ie, SPRING.CLR

!END

!WARNING 52  [ No Color Files Found ]

You have no Xpress colors files located in the Xpress directory. All
Xpress color files have the extension CLR. ie, SPRING.CLR

Some sample color files are available in your distribution diskette. The
default color file for Xpress is XPREAD.CLR

If you wish to create some color files or customize the colors in Silver
Xpress, use the SXCOLOR.EXE program.  This program should be on your bonus
diskette.
!END


!WARNING 57 [ No Forwarding Allowed ]

The HOST system does not allow automatic forwarding of mail from this
conference to another.

If you wish to have this option, please consult with the sysop of the
HOST system.

!END

!WARNING 60 [ CORRUPTED MESSAGES IN QWK PACKET]

  PACKET  : %1
  HOST    : %2

  Silver Xpress has detected %3 corrupted message(s) in this mail packet
  when it found message numbers defined as ZERO or message indexes pointing
  to ZERO data.

  These messages were not included for viewing thus allowing you to
  continue with Silver Xpress.  To include them could result in strange
  mail operations.

  In you are interested in finding out more about what is wrong with this
  mail packet, please upload this mail packet to the Xpress BBS Technical
  Support Center at 1-305-248-7815.

  Please indicate this problem report in a message as "WARNING #60".
  Technical support will review the packet. This does not mean we could
  recover corrupted mail. All it does is allow us to better trap for it.

!END

!PROBLEM 70 [ INTERNAL ZIP ERROR ]

  PACKET   : %1
  CODE TAG : %2
  ERROR    : %3

  Silver Xpress has detected an error while it was compressing, extracting
  or deleting files from a mail packet.

  Possible Problems and Solutions

  Error     Description        Solution
  -----------------------------------------------------------------
   5        Access Denied,     Read Only, Use ATTRIB packet -R
   8        Out of Memory,     free up some memory
   101      Disk is full,      clean up your hard disk
   9966     Bad Zip File,      Check out the mail packet manually.
                               It may be corrupted.
   other    call santronics

  If the problem persist, try turning off the internal zip option and use
  external archivers to operate on the mail packets.
!END

!PROBLEM 89  [ Error with Mail Index]

A rather major problem occurred while xpress was attempting to read the
internal mail index for a message.

Usually, this could point to lack of memory. However, Xpress was designed
to only continue with certain operations if enough memory is available.
Hence, you should never see this problem report.

Please call our technical support center and inform us of this problem.

!END

!WARNING 100 [ Low on Disk Space]

  Warning. You have less than 8000 bytes left on work disk.  Please stop
  all work and cleanup your system.

  Silver Xpress, as a extensive mail application, requires a significant
  amoun to disk space.

!END

!PROBLEM 101 [ Very Low on Disk Space]

  Warning. You have less than 4000 bytes left on work disk.

  Silver Xpress, as a extensive mail application, requires a significant
  amoun to disk space.

  We highly recommend you stop all work and cleanup your system.  Xpress
  will not continue with the current request.

!END

!PROBLEM 109 [ KILL MAIL ]

 A major problem ocurred when Xpress was attempting to delete mail
 from your packet.

 tag error  : %1
 I/O error  : %2

 If an I/O error of 101 is shown, your disk is full.  Clean up your disk.
 Xpress is a mail extensive application. It requires plenty of disk space
 for proper operations.

!END

!PROBLEM 119 [ NO MEMORY LEFT ]

This is a real problem. Xpress was trying to allocation memory during
%1 operations.

It can not get enough memory to continue. Please check the size of
your mail packets.

!END

!ADVICE 200 [ You have a 386 computer]

  Wonderful!  You have a 386 computer or better with plenty of memory.

  This is great because you now have the power to utilize our protected
  mode version which will give advanced features and more capabilities
  in reading and replying to your mail.  With this PMODE version of
  Silver Xpress, you will gain in the following areas:

     1) Ability to utilize all of your 386 memory
     2) Ability to process much larger sizes of mail packets
     3) Easier usage with your larger word processors such as Word Perfect
     4) Built-in Communications to call your favorite HOST BBS
     5) Greater file management

  The PMODE version is available to you as a registered user at a
  significant discount!

!END