STOS ERROR

                   Copyright James Marson 1994

                            FREEWARE


DISCLAIMER:  I accept no responsability for any damage caused  to 
hardware or loss of data with software as a result of using  this 
program - however unlikely!


Whenever using STOS,  it can be very annoying hunting through the 
manual to find out what each error number actually  means.   Now, 
you can just load this program in as an accessory,  and  whenever 
you  get  an  error,  run  it,  enter  the  error  number  and  a 
description of what went wrong is provided.

There was a program like this a while ago called Errorbase  which 
was distributed on the ST Format coverdisk.  Although the program 
was smaller in size,  it accessed the disk every time you entered 
the  error number,  which meant you had to either keep  inserting 
the system disk, or copy the file onto every disk you used.

This  program has all the error messages built in and so no  disk 
accessing is required.   It is best to load it in as an accessory 
(for  loading  accessories  from start-up see  p21  of  the  STOS 
manual).   The  program  also  runs  in its  own  window  in  any 
resolution and so the listing will still be on the screen.


This program is FREEWARE,  feel free to copy it, but please leave 
both  files together and unaltered.   If you use  this  accessory 
when creating a STOS program,  it would be nice if you sent me  a 
copy of your completed program.


Nice short Hi's go to:

All at STOSSER,  Alison and Phineas Pope,  Terence  Pearson,  Kev 
Davies, Chris Grindle, and everyone else who knows me.


If you want to contact me for any reason, write to:

James Marson
28 Redwood Dr
Maltby
S66 8DL