zar@XHMEIA.CALTECH.EDU (07/16/87)
Try the following: 1) Send a message to yourself. 2) file it in a new folder 3) read it in the new folder 4) delete/all the new folder 5) send a message to yourself After you're finished, Mail will say "hit return for next message" or similiar. After typing return, it accvios and returns to dcl. Yum
MACPHEDR@SASK.BITNET (Ian J. MacPhedran, Eng. Applications, DCS) (07/22/87)
!zar@xhmeia.caltech.edu comments: ! Try the following: ! 1) Send a message to yourself. ! 2) file it in a new folder ! 3) read it in the new folder ! 4) delete/all the new folder ! 5) send a message to yourself ! After you're finished, Mail will say "hit return for next message" or ! similiar. After typing return, it accvios and returns to dcl. Yum >to which LEICHTER-JERRY@YALE.ARPA replies: >I just tried exactly this sequence (on a VMS V4.5 system) and it worked just >fine - no ACCVIO, nothing out of the ordinary. Not-so-Yum here, guy! I have experienced this ACCVIO problem in the past on two or three occasions. However, it was never reproduceable, and did not affect my mail messages, and occured so rarely that I did not worry about it. It usually happened when system response was slow, and when I was using command line recall inside MAIL. (VMS version 4.5) (BTW, I am unable to replicate the described problem with new folders.) However, try this: 1) Go into EDT line mode 2) Do a HELP DEF KEY * Somewhat simple (investigation shows that it is caused by a blank line in the EDT help file), but spectacular. Ian.