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between text or
graphics
driver is VGA. the Windows Setup icon. If the display driver is anything
other than VGA, call the display manufacturer and request an
updated display driver. In the meantime, install the standard
VGA driver that came with Windows 3.1.
Automatic line feed may
be enabled.
Make sure automatic line feed is disabled through the DIP
switches. See Chapter 8, Customizing the Printer, for details.
Error occurs
during Visual
Guide installation
One or more visual basic
applications are running.
Follow these steps:
1. In Windows, press and hold Ctrl and press Esc. A
task list dialog box appears.
2. Highlight each task except Program Manager and
select End Task.
3. Now try to install the Visual Guide (see page 28).
DDEML.DLL file is out
of date.
Follow these steps:
1. In Windows, select the MAIN icon.
2. Double Click on File Manager.
3. Select File and then search.
4. Type: DDEML.DLL
5. In the Start From line, type C:\ and click OK.
6. Delete all occurrances of DDELM.DLL.
7. Now try to install the Visual Guide (see page 28).
Control Array
error occurs when
installing the
Visual Guide
THREED.VBX file is
causing a conflict with
the new files.
If you are using MS-DOS 6.x or later, type the following
command at the C:\ prompt:
MOVE C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\THREED.VBX
C:\WINDOWS
If you are using MS-DOS 5.x or lower, type the
following:
COPY C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\THREED.VBX
C:\WINDOWS
DEL C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\THREED.VBX
Print Manger
Problems occur
The drive that contains
the SET TEMP directory
may not have enough
available space.
Canon recommends that the drive have from 5 MB to 10 MB
available.
To verify a proper SET TEMP statement, follow
these steps:
1. Exit Windows and go to the MS-DOS prompt.
2. Type SET at the MS-DOS prompt. A list of
statements should appear; look for the statement that
says
SET TEMP = C:\WINDOWS
3. If this statement exists, verify that the directory
exists by typing in the drive and directory location
with the DIR command. For example:
DIR C:\WINDOWS
4. If the FILE NOT FOUND messge appears, then one
of the following has occured:
§ The path was typed in incorrectly;
simply type the path correctly.
§ The directory does not exist; edit