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Old 16th February 2005, 11:23 PM
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Problems with CrossOver Office

Install CrossOver Office and when I execute it it removes to me.
Me it leaves blinking the light of the monitor as if there was some error, as if me it extinguished it.
I must press Ctrl + Alt + F1 to enter console and soon to return to X with Ctrl + Alt + F7 so that continue working CroosOver.
He is incomptaible with FC 3?
Somebody already had similar problems?
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