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1) Rebuild your desktop database<br />
2) Run Norton Disk Doctor 5<br />
3) Increase the memory partition for SimpleText.<br />
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If that doesnt fix it your computer is posessed by mutant rogue green burrito aliens and needs to be exorcised. Norton will fix it for sure.
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1) Rebuild your desktop database
2) Run Norton Disk Doctor 5
3) Increase the memory partition for SimpleText.

If that doesnt fix it your computer is posessed by mutant rogue green burrito aliens and needs to be exorcised. Norton will fix it for sure.

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Weed,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Thanks. Didn't even think to give SimpleText more memory to work with. (You wouldn't think you would HAVE to! Sheesh!) Anyway, that did the trick! <br />
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Muchas Gracias!<br />
jag
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Weed,
     Thanks. Didn't even think to give SimpleText more memory to work with. (You wouldn't think you would HAVE to! Sheesh!) Anyway, that did the trick!

Muchas Gracias!
jag

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Ahh good good...i was actually rooting for the giant rogue mutant burrito aliens theory but alas i cant always be right...heh
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Ahh good good...i was actually rooting for the giant rogue mutant burrito aliens theory but alas i cant always be right...heh

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I upgraded to OS9 yesterday, and now mysteriously I can't get SimpleText to open any files. It gives me the message &quot;SimpleText cannot display this document because there is not enough memory.&quot;. I have only one instance of the SimpleText application on my system (G3 Blue &amp;&nbsp;White) and it's the one that comes with OS9. Any ideas?
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I upgraded to OS9 yesterday, and now mysteriously I can't get SimpleText to open any files. It gives me the message "SimpleText cannot display this document because there is not enough memory.". I have only one instance of the SimpleText application on my system (G3 Blue & White) and it's the one that comes with OS9. Any ideas?

SimpleText doesn't work in OS9???

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