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Q137173: UPGRADING TO MS WIN 95 SBS: Corrections and Comments

Article: Q137173
Product(s): Microsoft Press
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Last Modified: 07-JAN-2000

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The information in this article applies to:

- MSPRESS Upgrading to Microsoft Windows 95 Step by Step ISBN 1-55615-816-5 
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SUMMARY
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This article contains information on known errors, corrections, and comments
relating to the Microsoft Press book "Upgrading to Microsoft Windows 95 Step by
Step."

The following topic is covered:

- Page 7: Error opening History.wri: "Unable to read from..."

MORE INFORMATION
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In addition to a description of the book's problems, this document might also
include sections labeled "Correction" and "Comments." Please note that the
"Correction" section is worded for correcting the book and does not necessarily
address the problem introduced by the book error. The "Comments" section
contains specific information for working around problems.

Page 7:  Error opening History.wri: "Unable to read from..."
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This error is not caused by an error in the book or the practice files. This
error is caused by an improper association for Write files when you are using
Windows 95.

Comments:

For additional information about this problem and how to work around it, please
see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  Q137140 Unable to Read from <Path>, It Is Open by Someone Else

Additional query words: mspress ms_press press bookbug

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