Re: Runtime Errors

> Re: Runtime Errors
>
> > > I'm replying to the original message here because it looks like you
> > > telnet access part of your question going. Are the runtime errors y
> > > talking about runtime error 200? This is pretty common with older d
> > > programs built with Turbo Pascal. It's a timing issue that crops up
> > > running on anything higher than a 200mhz Pentium processor. They ha
> > > of ways to address it and none of them work for all games/programs.
> > > a more complete explanation and some download links from here:
> > > http://www.pcmicro.com/elebbs/faq/rte200.html
> > Thanks for you help I am checking into the TP problem. What was the OS t
> > started the TP problem do you remember? I was thinking it was Win 98 cau
> > ran my old bbs on a win 95 system back in the day. Well again thanks for
> > help, I still have to figure out the message boards.
> > It will give me something to look forward too....lol
>
> It wasn't an OS issue, though that pretty much coincides with Win98 as I
> recall. Processors faster than 200mhz are the problem. I had the same issue
> with the last time I had the BBS running on OS/2 also when I had it on a
> Pentium II 233. The german language patch thing worked for most of the games
> but stuff done in TP 6 or 5 it didn't.
>
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I see ok well is there some kind of patch for the TP 6 or 5 and how can I tell
which OS has the problems? I do have an old laptop that I put DOS 7.1 on but
need to find a Type II or III netcard so that I could put it on my
network,guess I got some looking to do huh? lol. Oh any ideas on what batch
files to use for doorgames when running a telnet board only?


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