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dwjantz

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#2010 10-Aug-2004 12:22
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I transferred several .pdf files to my iPaq. The problem is this. No matter which one I opened the same one kept opening. It doesn't matter which one I click, the same one always opens. I deleted them all except for the one that kep opening. When I try to delete I am told to make sure the disk isn't full or write protected. How can I fix this problem??

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#7655 10-Aug-2004 14:10
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It sounds like the file is in use. Have you performed a soft reset before trying deleting the file?




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  #7656 10-Aug-2004 15:07
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Well, I finally found where I could see running programs and there it was. Maybe now I can load the other documents back in and they will work properly.

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