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Re: Help: I/O error 27
This message seems to have arrived 8 days late, but...
> From info-apple-request@apple.com Mon Jun 21 14:24:15 1993
> Date: 13 Jun 93 02:10:51 GMT
> From: cis.ohio-state.edu!math.ohio-state.edu!howland.reston.ans.net!wupost!waikato.ac.nz!comp.vuw.ac.nz!canterbury.ac.nz!news!otago.ac.nz!murat@ucbvax.berkeley.edu
> Subject: Help: I/O error 27
>
> Hiya,
>
> After an absense of at least 10 years I have resurrected my old apple 2E
> for the use of my parents. Unfortunately while running a Pro dos based
> word processor (Fulltext) I occasionaly get a message saying
>
> I/O error 27
>
> while trying to save files. I have looked in all my manuals but can't find
> a listing of Prodos error messages. Can someone enlghten me
> (This is an unehnanced 2e with very early version of prodos )
>
> Tanx a lot dean
>
As far as my fuzzy memory of ProDOS IO errors goes, isn't 27 just
that: an I/O error? These could have many causes; you didn't specify
exactly what you had to do to generate the error (ie: did it occur when you
tried to access the disc drive, when you tried to type on the keyboard, etc
etc).
As far as the //e goes, give serious consideration to having it
enhanced. Unless you're using a really weird 80-col card (eg Vision80) it
shouldn't have any real problems with your existing cards.
Steve
PS: Next time put your e-mail address at the foot of your message so people
can respond to you directly.
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