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Should work now.Borut wrote:When I try to attach a file, I get the message: "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached."
Thanks for working out the error stuff!
HELP FILE ERROR on no-install
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Re: HELP FILE ERROR on no-install
Thanks for working out the error stuff!
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Re: HELP FILE ERROR on no-install
Ok, Don, here is what have happened: at home I tested it by saving .chm on a network attached storage drive. I expected this to be regarded Intranet (should be, I think), but apparently it is kind of regarded as Internet (maybe because Samba is part of the game, I do not know). Anyhow, it sufficed to use
"MaxAllowedZone"=dword:00000003
instead of
"MaxAllowedZone"=dword:00000002
This, of course, implies lower security, but works in my case without further problems.
Maybe a note wold be in place, that if after the original script has been applied the problem persists, one should change script in this way and then reapply it.
The images are from an English w2k and a German WinXP (in a "classic look").
"MaxAllowedZone"=dword:00000003
instead of
"MaxAllowedZone"=dword:00000002
This, of course, implies lower security, but works in my case without further problems.
Maybe a note wold be in place, that if after the original script has been applied the problem persists, one should change script in this way and then reapply it.
The images are from an English w2k and a German WinXP (in a "classic look").
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- ChmProblemOnGermanWinXpSP3.jpg (133.49 KiB) Viewed 746 times
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- ChmProblemOnEnglishWin2000SP4.jpg (144.9 KiB) Viewed 746 times
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