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*Cross, Gary
What does this mean?
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11-01-2002 07:43 AM
Anyone out there know what does message "Invalid reference to segment
object" means?
Gary
gcross@crossdesign.com
object" means?
Gary
gcross@crossdesign.com
*Bender, Keith
Re: What does this mean?
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11-01-2002 07:47 AM in reply to:
*Cross, Gary
It means that the segment object has an invalid reference to it.
Wish they'd put something in those error messages that the user might be
able to understand.
"Gary Cross" wrote in message
news:7DD7BDF524A82A1FDE0B6553B57C2D83@in.WebX.maYI
> Anyone out there know what does message "Invalid reference to segment
> object" means?
>
> Gary
> gcross@crossdesign.com
>
>
>
>
Wish they'd put something in those error messages that the user might be
able to understand.
"Gary Cross"
news:7DD7BDF524A82A1FDE0B6553B57C2D83@in.WebX.maYI
> Anyone out there know what does message "Invalid reference to segment
> object" means?
>
> Gary
> gcross@crossdesign.com
>
>
>
>
*Cross, Gary
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11-01-2002 08:11 AM in reply to:
*Cross, Gary
It might as well say "You can now turn off the computer because you are
SOL". That's the feeling we are often left with anyway.
Can someone from Autodesk perhaps help us poor (& getting poor'er) souls who
are trapped in the initial quagmire of learning new software & fighting bugs
off with one hand tied behind our backs.
"Keith Bender" wrote in message
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> It means that the segment object has an invalid reference to it.
>
> Wish they'd put something in those error messages that the user might be
> able to understand.
>
SOL". That's the feeling we are often left with anyway.
Can someone from Autodesk perhaps help us poor (& getting poor'er) souls who
are trapped in the initial quagmire of learning new software & fighting bugs
off with one hand tied behind our backs.
"Keith Bender"
news:3B9A914CC493E50FF9C0F211B3CA8699@in.WebX.maYI
> It means that the segment object has an invalid reference to it.
>
> Wish they'd put something in those error messages that the user might be
> able to understand.
>
*Caldwell, Larry
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11-01-2002 08:20 AM in reply to:
*Cross, Gary
~Larry
"Gary Cross"
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> It might as well say "You can now turn off the computer because you are
> SOL". That's the feeling we are often left with anyway.
>
> Can someone from Autodesk perhaps help us poor (& getting poor'er) souls
who
> are trapped in the initial quagmire of learning new software & fighting
bugs
> off with one hand tied behind our backs.
>
> "Keith Bender"
> news:3B9A914CC493E50FF9C0F211B3CA8699@in.WebX.maYI
> > It means that the segment object has an invalid reference to it.
> >
> > Wish they'd put something in those error messages that the user might be
> > able to understand.
> >
>
>
