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SP-12 Librarian User’s Manual Messages And Errors

Water’s Edge Software

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Insufficient memory to open “File Name”.

There is not enough memory available to open the file whose name is

indicated by

File Name

. This problem will occur only when memory is

severely limited.

Close any open desk accessories and try again. If this doesn’t work, quit

the SP-12 Librarian. If you are not using MultiFinder or System 7 and disk

caching is on, turn it off (via the Control Panel desk accessory). If you are

using MultiFinder or System 7, allocate more memory to the SP-12

Librarian, restart the SP-12 Librarian, and try the operation again.

Insufficient memory to open “File Name”. Try closing a window first.

There is not enough memory available to open the file whose name is

indicated by

File Name

. This problem will occur only when memory is

severely limited.

Close any open desk accessories. If possible, close a document window

that you do not immediately require and try the operation again. If you get

the same problem, quit the SP-12 Librarian. If you are not using

MultiFinder or System 7 and disk caching is on, turn it off (via the Control

Panel desk accessory). If you are using MultiFinder or System 7, allocate

more memory to the SP-12 Librarian, restart the SP-12 Librarian, and try

the operation again.

Insufficient memory to run this application.

There is not enough memory available to run the SP-12 Librarian. This

problem will occur only when memory is severely limited.

Quit the SP-12 Librarian. If you are not using MultiFinder or System 7 and

disk caching is on, turn it off (via the Control Panel desk accessory). If you

are using MultiFinder or System 7, allocate more memory to the SP-12

Librarian, restart the SP-12 Librarian, and try running the SP-12 Librarian

again.

Not enough room on “Disk Name” to save the changed list of categories.

The category list (which is maintained by using the Catalog menu’s

Define

Category

command) could not be saved on the disk whose name is

indicated by

Disk Name

The category list is saved as part of the SP-12 Librarian application, so

this error indicates that the disk containing the SP-12 Librarian is full. If

the SP-12 Librarian is on a floppy disk, try to remove unnecessary files,

fonts, and desk accessories.

Operation was terminated. Disk is full.

The current SP-12 operation could not be completed because the disk is

full.

Save your SP-12’s data on another disk, preferably a blank one.

Operation was terminated. Disk is locked.

The current SP-12 operation could not be completed because the disk is

software locked.

Some other process has locked the required disk. This is possible if you

are using MultiFinder or System 7 or a Macintosh (not MIDI) network.

Unlock the disk, or quit the other applications in MultiFinder or System 7

and repeat the process.

Operation was terminated. Disk is write protected.

The current SP-12 operation could not be completed because the disk is

write protected.

If a floppy disk is write protected, first eject the disk then slide the write-

protect tab on its back so that you can’t see light through it. If a hard disk

is write protected, consult your hard disk’s manual.

Operation was terminated. File is locked.

The current SP-12 operation could not be completed because the file is

locked.

Quit the SP-12 Librarian. In The Finder, click the locked file and select Get

Info in the File menu. Click the “Locked” box to remove the “X”, thereby

unlocking the file. The file is now unlocked.

Operation was terminated. I/O error.

The current SP-12 operation could not be completed because a serious

disk error has occurred. Your disk, or disk drive could be damaged.

Quit the SP-12 Librarian and restart the Macintosh. Try the same

operation again. If you can’t reproduce the problem, it was probably just a

temporary glitch. Keep your guard up in case it happens again.

If you do reproduce the problem, or if it comes up again at another time,

suspect the disk first. For floppy disks, use The Finder to copy valid files to

another floppy. Don’t back up the floppy, since you may back up the fault

with it. Discard the bad floppy disk. With hard disks, remove all your valid

data, re-format the hard disk, then copy your files back onto the hard disk.

If the problem persists on a specific drive, have it checked out by a service

technician.

Printer file is missing. Use the Chooser to select a printer.

Use the Apple menu’s Chooser to select a printer. If the Chooser does not

display a printer, you will have to move a copy of a printer file (such as an

ImageWriter) into your System folder.

Printing error has occurred (Can't save spool file)

A document can’t be printed because a spool file can’t be saved on the

startup disk. Quit the SP-12 Librarian and restart your Macintosh.

Printing error has occurred (Disk is full)

A document can’t be printed because your startup disk is full. You need

about 15K of free space on your startup disk to print a document. Try to

remove unnecessary files, fonts and desk accessories from your startup

disk.

Printing error has occurred (File directory full)

A document can’t be printed because there are too many files in your

System folder and/or your startup disk. This error refers to the number of

files, and not their size. Try to remove unnecessary files from your startup

disk.

Printing error has occurred (I/O error)

A document can’t be printed because a serious disk error has occurred on

your startup disk. Your disk, or disk drive could be damaged.