Bank already reserved (35)
You have tried to create a memory bank that already exists.
Bank not reserved (36)
The bank that you are trying to select has not been created using RESERVE. This error message
can also result from certain commands trying to use data from a specific memory bank
automatically, such as SAMPLAY.
Block not defined (46)
You've tried to use the PUT BLOCK command with a non-existent Block number. Call GET
BLOCK to grab some blocks into memory.
Block not found (65)
You cannot specify a block without first creating it, using GET BLOCK.
Bob not defined (68)
You cannot manipulate a Bob without first setting it up using a BOB command.
Bordered windows not on edge of screen (59)
You are not allowed to position a window at the edge of a screen, but must leave at least eight
pixels between them, to allow space for the border.
Break detected (159)
The device you are communicating with has aborted the present serial operation.
Buffer overflow (156)
The SERIAL SEND or SERIAL INPUT commands have run out of buffer space. Increase the
amount of memory with SERIAL BUFFER and try again.
Cannot load med.library (187)
You've tried to use the MED PLAYER commands without installing the med.library file in the
LIBS folder of your current start-up disc. A copy can be found on the AMOSPro System disc.
Cannot open Arexx port (195)
You've tried to open a busy AREXX port with AREXX OPEN. Check that you've entered it in the
correct format. The name should be in UPPER CASE. You should find a usable port with the
=AREXX EXIST function.
Cannot open library (170)
LIB OPEN can't find the requested library in the LIBS folder of your start-up disc. Make sure it's
there.
Cannot start med.library (188)
The med.library requires all sound channels to be unused before it can be opened. So AMOS
Professional makes a check and if all four channels are clear the library is opened.
Can't fit picture in current screen (32)
You have tried to use LOAD I FF to load a picture into an existing screen of a different
type. AMOS Professional will automatically create a screen of the right type if
you specify a screen number in the correct range of 0 to 7.