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My home PC usually locks up after I close Ops Nav from VPN/400, so I do a hard reboot of my PC, so I have learned to close most other applications before I try to close Ops Nav.

I get the Not Responding all the time with iNav. I generally have to shut
down Lotus Notes to get it to stay alive for as long as I need it.
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Is this the new V5R4 client?
Have had some problems with XP pro latest updates, lots of cr*p running
in task manager, high powered pc's with decent memory - get the Not
Responding window...
Sort of like the latest Mac commercials and the pc guy stutters then falls

over.
jim
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>I have a client that some number of PCs that from time to time must use
> Task Manager to kill the session. They are reporting that after signing
> off they try and close iSeries Access session and it won't.  I'm getting
> more details but in the mean time, anyone seen this before on multiple
PCs
> at a site?
>
> Thanks
> _____________________
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