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A.
On startup of the ArcView application?
If you receive
the segmentation violation upon starting ArcView, without opening a
project file, that is just starting it from the desktop icon or from the
start menu check the following items.
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Search the entire hard drive for a file
called "default.apr", you should only find one file named
default.apr and it should be located in the /etc directory. If you
find additional default.apr files on your hard drive in the/temp or
/windows/temp or any other directory rename them to default.old
using a file management tool such as windows explorer.
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If you are on a Windows 95 or 98 machine
reboot in safemode and try to start ArcView while in safemode. To
enter safemode press the F5 function key when you see "starting
Windows 95 or 98" upon starting up your system. When you are in
safemode you will see the word "safemode"in all four
corners of your screen. You are not in safemode unless you see this.
If you are on an NT machine choose start in VGA mode from the start
up menu upon rebooting. Safemode loads up only the standard windows
device drivers bypassing any customized drivers shipped by
manufacturers of video cards, network cards, sound cards, etc.
Safemode makes no permanent system changes and to restore your
computer back to regular operation requires only a reboot
- Turn off all TSR (Transient Stay
Resident Programs) such as virus checkers and utilities such as
Norton Discrete.
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Do
you have any devices such as a Zip or Jazz drive, an Intellimouse or
any other accessories that may be causing conflicts? Disable any
such devices for testing purposes and then try to restart ArcView
after rebooting your machine.
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