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[S] Summary: S-Plus Win 2000 crashes on exit

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Michael Prager)
Fri Aug 20 15:07:36 1999

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Recently, I  wrote:

 >> I am having a persistent problem with S-Plus 2000 Professional crashing on
exit [under Windows NT]. [...]  When I exit after using S-Plus for a while, 
it crashes and a "Dr. Watson" window comes up.  The bad part of this is 
that preferences [...] changed during the session are lost. <<

Responses:

Marcelo A. Ferreira Gomes reported that a colleague has had similar 
problems with several versions of S-Plus under Windows 95.

Stephen J. Smith reported that he is using S-Plus 2000 without problems.

Two replies from MathSoft stated that the problem was "that one of the 
files in your _Prefs directory is corrupt" and that I should either delete 
that directory or backup and delete the files there, one by one, to locate 
the faulty file.

In summary, the problem hasn't been resolved yet.  I trust that MathSoft 
can locate the cause of the corruption and if it's in S-Plus (the only 
program that accesses the _Prefs directory), fix it.

If anyone else experiences such crashes, please contact MathSoft to alert 
them to it.  With any luck, that will speed a cure.

My thanks to all who responded.

--
Michael Prager                     <Mike.Prager@noaa.gov>
NOAA Beaufort Laboratory
Beaufort, North Carolina  28516
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