On 22/03/02 10:22, "Alex Strilets" <astrilet_at_hiqsoft.com> wrote:
> I am new newton user and just recently swithched from using palm pilot.
> First, let me say that newton is way better organaizer than Palm, to begin
> with you will not loose any data if your battery dies.
> Now, yesterday, I installed some software on my newton and it was probably
> designed for earlier version, so I get error message saying that this
> package can not be initialized blah, blah, blah.... Well so be it. But I
> had to restart my newton and this message appears again. So apparently
> package is sitting somewher, trying to be initialized, but where is it?
> It is not in "Unfiled Icons" ? Where can I find and kill it?
Open Extras. Tap the popup menu at the top of the window. Select "All
Icons". You can also make sure that "All Stores" is also checked. Then, you
should be able to find it assuming you still remember its name.
-Laurent.
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