Re: Anybody ever had this Or
Bill Bard (wtba@eci-esyst.com)
5 Nov 1997 07:32:49 -0500
One possible fix is to try to delete or move to another folder the =
default data and/or the element data. These are located in the preference =
folder of the system folder. One of them (or both?) may have gotten =
corrupt. You may want to write out the current data to a text file so you =
can try to load it in later.
If you still have problems, try sending a message to <bekdev@gte.net>.
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Date: 11/4/97 9:44 PM
To: Bill Bard
From: wmoore@spacey.net
I've been running OrbiTrack on my Mac for two years now, and never had a
problem I couldn't diagnose or fix until now. Recently, upon editing
the element sets manually, the program bombed out with a Type 1 error
when trying to save the result. Since Type 1 is usually related to an
out of memory condition, I upped the allocated memory to OrbiTrack a bit
several times, but with no improvement (the memory sounded plausible to
me since my satellite data files grow weekly, and I thought perhaps it
had gotten too big for the program load).
I find this puzzling, since I haven't done anything else to the program,
and it runs predictions and real-time track just fine, as always. I'm
running the FPU 2.1.5 version. I'd appreciate a response from anybody
on SEESAT that's experienced a similar problem. I hesitate to
resinstall the program without first knowing more about what could of
caused the problem.
Thanks in advance
Bill Moore