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Offline soleraTopic starter

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Installing AF 2006 as upgrade
« on: July 09, 2008, 05:25:25 PM »
I hope I'm posting in the right place, it's my first time. I just got around to installing AF 2006 (yes I'm way behind) on my PC as an upgrade to the original. All went well  until I tried to open Pagestream3. I got the message "please insert volume Softlogik in any drive. When I looked in the "S" directory I saw that the new user-startup hadn't picked up pagestream so I used cut and paste to insert it. I then couldn't get as far as the workbench and got "unknown command missing ELSE or Endif" The original startup entry was.
;BEGIN PAGESTREAM3
 IF EXISTS Work:Pagestream3
  Assign Pagestream3: "WORK:Pagestream3"
  Assign Softlogik: "Pagestream3:Softlogik"
Assign Fonts: "Pagestream3:Softlogik/Fonts" ADD
endif
;end pagestream3
endif

I tried reinstalling several times but the same result. Would some kind soul please show me the way.

Thanks Len
 

Offline mgerics

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Re: Installing AF 2006 as upgrade
« Reply #1 on: July 09, 2008, 07:22:27 PM »
You have an extra endif;
put a semicolon if front of the endif that is after the line
;end pagestream3
e.g. the last four lines should look like:
Assign Fonts: "Pagestream3:Softlogik/Fonts" ADD
endif
;end pagestream3
;endif


Now save and reboot

If it works, you can delete the
;endif
line you just edited.
 

Offline soleraTopic starter

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Re: Installing AF 2006 as upgrade
« Reply #2 on: July 10, 2008, 04:53:34 PM »
Tried it but still doesn't work, anyone have any other ideas??

Len
 

Offline zipper

Re: Installing AF 2006 as upgrade
« Reply #3 on: July 10, 2008, 05:44:36 PM »
Put the first line onto the startup-sequence:
set echo on

then you can see, where the script stops into the error.
If you put failat 21 into the startup-sequence, it doesn't stop even when a severe error occurs.