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From: misc1025@cantua.canterbury.ac.nz (Mr C Tsui)
Subject: Talk: Mac Gifascii error
Date: 1995/09/20
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Jeff Arbuckle (jbarbuc@tesuque.cs.sandia.gov) wrote:

: On 9 Sep 1995, Nick Webster wrote:

: > 
: > Help i get a file then type the name an the colums etc then the
: > application quits because of an error type 90..help...
: > Please mail me...Please........
: > 
: > 
: > 

: Okay, i did a quick check with easy errors and type 90 means that the 
: instruction that was given requires you to have an fpu.  

: I suggest you get Software FPU from an archive and try again.

: I don't know if this is your problem, maybe i'm a moron, who really cares?

: Ohh, by the way, can you tell me were you got that program?

I'm a bit lost here and I have the same problem before and someone said 
it is a bug in the program. This FPU program, what is it? FPU, is it 
stands for Floating Point Unit? You mean it's required to have a program 
to run the FPU in the Mac? More info please...many many thanks.