Keywords: Windows JMP6, access violation, incorrect date,
If you accidently set your computer's clock forward a month and forget to
reset it back to the current date before you run JMP, JMP will stick at
that date. If you reset the clock back to the current date and trey to run
JMP, you get an error message:
JMP has performed an access violation and will shut down. Error
information
will be copied to JMPExcept.txt in the JMP install directory, ...
Uninstalling and re-installing JMP may not fix this problem.
JMP will still run when the computer's clock is set to the future date. You
can always always set the computer to that date prior to running JMP and
eventually you'll catch up,
but,
You can walk JMP back to the current, correct date.
Start at a date where JMP will run.
Reset the computer back 2 or 3 days and start JMP.
Repeat until the clock is set to the correct date.
Kevin C Thompson
Agri Stat Lab
AGRX 105
Univ of Arkansas
KThompsn@UArk.Edu
(479) 575-2448
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