dwithers@ncratl.Atlanta.NCR.COM (Dave Witherspoon) (08/21/90)
I've got 2 gotcha's going on with my particular case of dealing with
Windows:
1. The vast majority of the time when I start up the first DOS command
shell, it shows up as an icon in a coma...it doesn't give me a DOS
screen, it merely sits there. You can click on it as much as you
want and nothing happens. The second and subsequent DOS command
shells come up OK. In order to get rid of the one in a coma, it
must be manually terminated. Anybody else got this type of problem?
This behavior seems to apply to all DOS applications.
2. Windows seems to have trouble dealing with Banyan network drive
directories. I'm not sure who's at fault here, but via the File
Manager, I can create a directory on a network drive, and it shows
up in the Tree, looks generally cool. I cannot, however, drag a
local directory icon to the network directory icon and have a copy
occur...it whines about the network directory (which I just created
via FM) not being a directory. This works fine on a local disk.
Clues, comments, kludges?
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