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Could Web Publishing be a cause for an illegal operation error?
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Could Web Publishing be a cause for an illegal operation error?
Sunday, August 19, 2001 at 10:32 am
Posted by Alex (1 messages posted)

Hi, my name is Alex. I am having a problem with Windows 98 and AOL. There are various times where I get a message that says: "Your program has performed an illegal operation" I have to click okay, and then my program will shut down. But, I was wondering if maybe this could be the problem. I have been using Front Page Express and Web Publishing Wizard on Windows 98. I have been required to upload my files to a web server using Web Publishing Wizard. (The server I am using is geocities.com Sometimes I upload from geocities too) So, I was wondering if this could possibly be the problem. If it is, what can I do to prevent this error message from happening? Alex

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re: Could Web Publishing be a cause for an illegal operation error?
Sunday, August 19, 2001 at 11:29 am
Posted by GM (6055 messages posted) 

The problem you are having is more than likely
associated with AOL rather than your publishing
program.
As anyone on here will tell you AOL is C-R-A-P
and has caused untold numbers of people problems
Get rid of AOL and use a REAL internet service 
provider and you shouldn't have near as many 
problems.
Good Luck

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