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Conference iosg::all-in-1_v30

Title:*OLD* ALL-IN-1 (tm) Support Conference
Notice:Closed - See Note 4331.l to move to IOSG::ALL-IN-1
Moderator:IOSG::PYE
Created:Thu Jan 30 1992
Last Modified:Tue Jan 23 1996
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4343
Total number of notes:18308

885.0. "exceed disk quota problem" by OAXCEL::MCALLISTER (Now is the winter of my discontent made glorious summer by) Wed Jun 17 1992 16:44

    According to the ALL-IN-1 Administration Guide (p.3-2), "When a user
    reaches the disk quota, ALL-IN-1 displays a message...A user cannot
    file a document they are editing."
    
    Wot's a user to do?  No information available in:
    
    This notes file
    Management Guide
    User's Reference Guide
    Administration Guide (additional info, that is)
    
    Artemus Ward 
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885.1Not a disasterUTRTSC::SCHOLLAERTSweden: Holland strikes again...Fri Jun 19 1992 10:5120
    Hello,
    
    When a user get low on quota while within WPS-PLUS he will
    get kicked out of the editor. 
    
    Artemus Ward,
    
>    Wot's a user to do?  
    
    He will not loose that many data because WPS-PLUS updates
    the .WPL. By default every 150 keystrokes. In 3.0 a user
    can modify the checkpointing frequency from the Editor Attributes Menu.
    
    When you are in EDT, you wont be able to file the file.
    
    User action: contact you system manager to get more quota.
    
    Regards,
    
    Jan
885.2checkpoint change a nice new featureOAXCEL::MCALLISTERNow is the winter of my discontent made glorious summer byFri Jun 19 1992 18:1020
    Re: .1
    
    � When a user get low on quota while within WPS-PLUS he will
    � get kicked out of the editor. 
    
    So the information quoted in the base note does not apply to the
    WPS-PLUS editor.  Sounds like it's correct for EDT.  I wonder about
    Word Perfect, the other major editor used.
    
    Jan,
    
    Thanks for the information.  I was half-hoping there was some other
    answer than going to the system manager, but as you say, it's not
    really a disaster.  By the way, thanks for mentioning the capability to
    change the checkpoint.  I hadn't seen that.
    
    Artemus