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Re: L3P won't work on my computer
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lugnet.cad
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Tue, 25 Apr 2000 23:16:13 GMT
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Anders Isaksson wrote...
> Mladen Pejic skrev i meddelandet ...
> > Why is it when I try to open L3P.exe it just appears for a brief second and
> > then turns off? Does it have anything to do with Windows 2000?
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> Well, if you just click on L3P.EXE in Explorer, you should expect this
> behavior, L3P needs all it's information as command line parameters. No
> parameters => nothing to do, so exit.
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> If you *are* giving the parameters, then L3P should still exit almost
> immediately, as it is just converting the .dat file to a .pov file, nothing
> more. Check to see if the new file is there.
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> If there's still a problem, open a DOS-window, go to the correct directory and
> start L3P there, you will at least be able to see if there is an error
> message.
Right, L3P is a DOS program. You must run it by typing L 3 P Enter in a DOS window.
You can NOT run it by double-clicking on it in the Explorer.
> I had this happening when I tried to L3P a .dat-file with 4600 pieces. L3P ran
> out of memory! (But L3LAB managed without problems)
Use a WIN32 (beta) to overcome memory problems:
http://www.netby.net/Nord/Mandelvej/Hassing/test/l3p32b.zip
You can rename L3P32.exe to L3P.exe if you like.
/Lars
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| Mladen Pejic skrev i meddelandet ... (...) Well, if you just click on L3P.EXE in Explorer, you should expect this behavior, L3P needs all it's information as command line parameters. No parameters => nothing to do, so exit. If you *are* giving the (...) (25 years ago, 19-Apr-00, to lugnet.cad)
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