QuickBasic Error codes DoorFrame uses the QB error codes. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following file was compiled and written by Dennis Maidon, PAROLE Software and may not be used or distributed without expressed permission from Dennis Maidon. Copyright 1991-94, PAROLE Software --- all rights reserved. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Syntax Error 61 Disk full 5 Illegal Function Call 62 Input past end of File 6 Overflow 63 Bad record number 7 Out of memory 64 Bad filename 11 Division by Zero 67 Too many files 13 type mismatch 68 Device unavailable 24 Device Timeout 69 Comm-buffer overflow 25 Device fault 70 Permission denied 52 Bad filename or number 71 Disk not ready 53 File Not Found 72 Disk media error 55 File Already open 74 Rename across disk 57 Device I/O error 75 Path/File access error 58 File already exists 76 Path not found 59 Bad Record length The most common error that you will see is #62. This is usually caused by the CFG file not having enough lines. I have included this list so that you may be able to fix a problem that occurs with a PAROLE Software door. 486DX CPU's ----------- The math coprocessor in 486DX CPUs cannot handle floating point math which all MicroSoft Basic's use. This can show up as an ERROR 5, a keyboard timeout, etc. Fortunately there is an easy fix for this problem. Simply place the following line in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file: SET NO87=ON This will inform DoorFrame to use a different timing routine. If you are operating under DESQview/X, you must flag the MATH COPROCESSOR as being ON. If the door seems to operate fine on the BBS end but the remote cannot receive or receives garbled info, check and make sure you are passing the correct IRQ to the door. Com 1 and 2 are standard and as such, you do not need to pass the IRQ to them. If you are operating under DESQview, you will need to load DVANSI in each window. Error #75 is usually an incorrect path and/or filename in the CFG file. Please check the filenames and paths in your CFG file(s). They *MUST* be correct in order for the door to operate. Unless you are using a Digi-board and need a fossil driver, DO NOT use the "/FD" switch on the command line. The doors do not need a fossil driver to operate on serial ports.