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You
see
the
message:
DRIVE
TOO
SLOW
Your disk drive
speed
is
too slow. Take the drive to your authorized
Apple dealer and havc thc
speed
of
your disk drive adjusted.
lbc
""TOng"
disk
dm-e
whirs
wben)'ou
start
a
program.
StOP
the whirring disk drive by pressing Control-Reset. Thc disk
drive that whirs when you turn
on
the power
is
drive
1.
Move your
program disk to the drive that whirred, the true drive
1.
Problems saving
data
on
disk
You
see
the
message:
DISIt
WRITE PROTECTED
The program needs to write something
on
a disk, but
it
can't
because you've covered the
write-cnable notch with a write-protect
tab
on
a S.2S-inch disk,
or
the disk was write
proteaed
by the
manufaaurer
to
keep
you from altering
it.
On
a 3.5-inch disk, you
have moved the write-prOlect tab to uncovcr the rectangular hole
in
the upper-right corner
of
the disk.
If
thc disk
is
write protected,
try
to remember why you chose to
prOlect this information.
To
be
on
the safe side, you might remove
the write-protected disk and insert another formatted disk
on
which
to save the data.
You
see
the
message:
DUPLICATE FILENAME
A file with the name you gave already exists within thc Ulrrent
directory. Give the file a different name and repeat the save
procedure. Within a given directory,
each
file must have a unique
filename.
You
see
the
message:
DISK
FOLL
Your disk doesn't have enough room to store all
of
the current file.
Check the program manual to sec
if
you can insert a dilTerent disk
and save the me
on
the
new
disk. If you don't have any formatted
disks handy, can you format a disk from within the program'
.:.
PascalI/sen;
You
can
compact files
on
your disk
and
make
more room by issuing the Filer's Krunch
command.
Kruncll
your
data disks regularly to
keep
maximum
storage
space
available.
Appendix
C: TroubleShooting
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