>I am now unable to run yes since I got a new pc with 64 ram and
>a 400 mhz cpu. I would think this would bbe able to handle that
>program but no way. runtime errors all the time. I am very
>disappointed in the way yarn and yes both have seemingly been
>abandoned by their creators.
It's disappointing, yes. But the problem is not that your PC can't
handle the program. It's that the program can't handle the PC.
Apparently, there are some older DOS programs that were writting using
some Borland C or Pascal libraries, that tend to fail with CPU's faster
than 100 mhz. I run into the problem occasionaly with a small program I
use for tracking participants of a newsgroup I moderate. I just keep
trying, and it eventually runs properly. Normally only takes a couple
of tries. I realize that might not be practical with yes, though.
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