Re: [orca-list] thunderbird no longer accessible?

[Steve Holmes <steve holmesgrown com>]

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Concerning programs watching ou, that reminds me of when the IBM
mainframe I used to work on got religion! yeah, that's right,
religion; And not only did it happen only once, but twice!  I'll try
and be brief about this.  On both occasions, the program abended
because of a miss matched record length.  It made no sense at the
time.  The next day, I recompiled and ran that program with no changes
to code and the program worked just fine.  This happened on Christmas
Eave and on Good Friday.  So that is my religious experience with the
computer. <smile>

On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 05:32:20PM -0400, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hi Dave.
>
> > four messages and couldn't read a single one. I quit Orca, set things up 
> > for a debug trace, restarted Orca, and now can read those very same 
> > messages. So, things look like Thunderbird is back and working again, 
>
> Thunderbird knew that it was being watched.  That usually makes wayward
> apps behave. I have on more than one occasion commented on a bug,
> "Honest, I am not making this up." <smile>
>
> > and I've cried wolf once too often. Sorry,
>
> Hey no apologies necessary.  I appreciate the reports and the
> debug.outs.  It's amazing what you can learn from that output, once you
> learn how to read it. One of these days I should probably get around to
> writing a wiki page on the subject of interpreting debug.outs....
>
> Take care.
> --Joanie
>
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