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   On Tue Jun-18-2019 16:23, Nick Andre (1:229/426) wrote to Roger Nelson:   
      
    NA> On 18 Jun 19  09:28:35, Roger Nelson said the following to Mark   
    NA> Lewis:    
      
   RN> I am willing to be proven wrong because I have been before.   
   RN>    
   RN> Bo Nick, if I have been running, as mark says, on a single-core, then I   
   RN> shouldn't have any problem, should I?   
      
    NA> If you start Windows Task Manager and it reports more than one CPU   
    NA> core, then  you should be running using the shortcut I created for   
    NA> you; which tells the  mailer to use only one core.    
      
    NA> The reason for this, is because the D'Bridge code in how it runs on   
    NA> NTVDM,  which is the Windows DOS service, is not properly supported   
    NA> for multi-core  usage. It appears the system timer is not properly   
    NA> emulated or reported.    
      
    NA> The tell-tale sign of this problem is when D'Bridge hangs (freezes)   
    NA> completely at the midnight Auto-Update event. The clock seconds   
    NA> freeze at zero.    
      
   That's why Chris had us create a dummy echo to prevent that from happening and   
   it has worked for years and still does.   
      
    NA> If the problem still occurs with startup delays on Windows 7, then   
    NA> we need to do troubleshooting as I mentioned before. I am not   
    NA> seeing anything outright  which would be causing this problem to   
    NA> happen.   
      
   If you want to take another shot at my system, you are welcome to,  My Intel   
   G2030 is probabaly what made me think it is dual-core.  After I post messages,   
   the system sends the mail to standby and hangs, but any other program I want   
   to run will work.   
      
      
   Regards,   
      
   Roger    
   --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+   
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