At 10:29 PM 6/9/97 -0700, you wrote:
>I was in paradise when I received my Warp3 PIC programmer. I had so much
>fun making LCD display to repeat my name millions of times and such for
>about a month. Then, without a warning, Warp3 refused to talk to the PC
>yesterday. I couldn't even get it to read the devices I was using. I used
>C84 as well as C74, but all to no avail...
>
>So I wept my self to sleep. Knowing that the paradise is lost even for few
>days while Warp3 is shipped for repairs, I tried using it this afternoon
>before I pack it. And lo and behold, the thing is working with the original
>Warp3 software! It also works with Warp3.2 beta10! Alas, it still doesn't
>work as it used to with Warp3.2 beta3.
>
>So, my comrades, have you experienced anything strange as such? In case you
>are wondering, I did power cycle the entire system, including the PC,
>Warp3, stereo, and the cell phone last night. But that didn't help my
>troubles. And it's even more strange that it's working so well today from
>such seemingly unrecoverable error.
>
>Any comments and tips on Warp3 is welcome.
>
>PS:  For anyone with Warp3 PIC programmer in Win3.x, try setting the
>exclusive execution mode in your PIF file. It made a dramatic difference,
>from working about 50% of the time without comm errors to working over 99%
>of the time without errors. Of course, this is in addition to setting the
>background and foreground tasks as specified in the HTML document (manual).
>Anyone know how to do this in Win95?
>
>Thanks
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I'm having the problem with the Picstart plus and I know how to make that
change in Win95, but I don't sem to have that option. For the programs that
will allow it, select the icon or file name, push the right mouse button
and select properties. About 5 tabs will come up. One of those (I don't
remember which) will give you that option. Most of my programs have two
tabs in the properties menu, and some have only one. The Win95 help menu
will tell you how to change file properties.

If anyone knows how to get around this problem, please tell us!