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- Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 09:54:39 -0500
- From: Gene Kenney <gkenney at bethel dot edu>
- Subject: Re: Our Offline Circ is... offline
Steve,
What permissions, for Windows 2000, do they have on the
workstations? They cannot be just users. I have had problems even
when you have permissions as a power user. What permission do you
have on your workstation?
Gene
We have a curious problem that just keeps getting more bizarre. Our
consortium had been experiencing intermittent router problems that would
take down Millennium Circulation for short spans of time, say 2 hours or so.
When staff at different locations have tried to bring Offline Circ up to
handle transactions, they cannot bring up the application at all or when
they can (setting up preferences, clearing the transaction file) it freezes
up immediately. This behavior is consistent across at least 6 different
members of our system, although I cannot replicate it on my own workstation.
I am this close to opening a call, but I am hoping someone else out there
has had a similar experience. We're running Windows 2000 and most of these
workstations have PIII processors as well as the III version of the JRE.
Thanks for any help!
Steve Heser
Library Systems Administrator
Milwaukee County Federated Library System
(414) 286-5934
steve dot heser at mcfls dot org
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Gene Kenney
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Bethel University Library
Bethel University & Seminary
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Unless the Lord builds the house, They labor in vain who build it;
Unless the Lord guards the city, The watchman keeps awake in vain.
Psalms:127:1