>Our school tried to use Chuck Wagon Bill in the Lab today for the
>first time and were not able to when "the application unexpectedly
>quit because of a Type 1 error."  Has this happened to anyone else,
>and if so, how did you fix it?  When we tested it out last week, we
>didn't encounter any problems.  I tried upping the game memory to
>10,000 and that didn't help.
>
>Sure would appreciate your help on this,
>
>Deb Morin
>Lehi Lab Tech
>
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Type 1, 2, and 3 errors are Mac OS memory-addressing errors. These
are usually caused by incompatible software or software conflicts.

System software compatibility issues usually occur with older
software. If your software falls into this category, contact the
software vendor for an updated version of the software that works
with your installed system software version.

Software application memory allocation may need to be increased to
resolve the issue.

Software conflicts most often involve faults with extensions and
control panels. Depending on which version of system software you
have, you can troubleshoot these items in the following way:


1. Restart your Macintosh and hold down the Space Bar until the
Extensions Manager control panel opens.

2. Use the pop-up menu in the Extensions Manager to choose "All Off".
Close the Extensions Manager control panel.

3. Try to recreate the failure. If the failure does not reappear,
then you have an extension conflict. Go to Step 4.

*If the failure continues to occur, it is probably not related to any
extension or control panel, you may need to contact the software
vendor to upgrade your application.

4. Restart your Macintosh and hold down the Space Bar until the
Extensions Manager control panel opens. Turn on groups of extensions
and control panels by clicking to the left of each item to put a
checkmark by the item. Close the Extensions Manager control panel.

5. Try to recreate the failure.

Repeat Steps 4 and 5 until you have isolated the conflict to a single
extension or group of extensions.

hope this is of some help.

steve
Franklin NE  Lab

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