Copyright 1991 Sudden Incorporated, Rod Coleman




                        Sudden View Error Messages
                                                           
    Sudden View only has a few error messages.  If you encounter one,     
maybe the following information will help.  The Escape key will get you   
out of any of these errors except for the last three which are fatal; you 
will have to re-boot for these.                                           

    You also may get standard GEM or TOS errors if you are opening or     
saving files.  Refer to Atari documentation for these conditions.         
    
    
                                                           
                  Error #, - Disk error opening file - Esc

    The error number indicates the error returned from TOS while          
attempting to open a file.  You probably have a bad path name or TOS      
can't read your floppy disk.  See TOS disk errors.  Hit the Escape key to 
continue.                                                                 
    
    
    
                  Error #, - Disk error, save aborted - Esc
                                                           
    This is the same as above, except it occurred during a Save operation. 
See TOS disk errors.  Hit the Escape key to continue.                     
    
    
    
                  Error #, - Disk full, save aborted - Esc
                                                           
    This one also occurs during a Save operation.  The error number       
indicates that the disk you are trying to Save to is full.  Put in an     
empty formatted disk or change directories.  Hit the Escape key to        
continue.                                                                 
    
    
    
                  Workspace is full! Clear a file - Esc

    These next three errors are from Sudden View's memory manager.  This  
first one means there is not enough room left in your RAM workspace to do 
the operation that you are attempting.  The operation has been aborted.   
    
    If you were loading a file, the file load will be aborted and the RAM 
that it had begun using is returned to the workspace.  Sudden View        
requires from 20 to 50 percent more RAM workspace than the file uses on   
disk; so though it seems that a file should fit, there may not be room    
for indexes.  In any case, you will need to free up some space before you 
try the operation again.                                                  
                                                           
    You can free up space by clearing unused files from the file buffers. 
Also, if you have just deleted or copied a large block, you can recover   
RAM workspace by filling the Paste buffer with twenty little items.  Just 
double right click on twenty small fields and you will flush any large    
blocks out of the Paste buffer.                                           
                                                           
    If you have a personalized version of Sudden view, you might consider 
configuring a larger workspace size the next time you reboot your system. 
                                                                          
                                                                          
    
                  Fatal error - Not enough RAM memory

    This error should never occur, although I have a theory about a rare  
condition involving a very large paragraph (more than three pages long).  
If it does occur and you have better writing habits, write down all       
information on the Status Line and then please call 702-827-2996 or see   
the POLICY file.  If you want to go on, you'll need to re-boot.           


                  Fatal error - attempting to access past EOF
                                                           
    This is a general index error.  It should only occur if you are       
trying to access lines which are past the end of file.  You should never  
be able to get this error.  If you do, write down all information on the  
Status Line and then please call 702-827-2996 or see the POLICY file.  If 
you want to go on, you'll need to re-boot.                                


                           Fatal Phase Error
                                                           
    This is an error IN RAM object phasing.  You should never be able to  
get this error, if you do, write down all information on the Status Line  
and then please call 702-827-2996 or see the POLICY file.  If you want to 
go on, you'll need to re-boot.