Thanks John,
I think I've got everything. Judging from some of the updates I read, I assumed the vm 
and plug-ins were all part of the updates. I think I've got all the updates but didn't catch 
what number they went to. The servers are saying there is no more to give me.

How do you know what number was last downloaded ?

Another question: when updating I was disconnected from the phone line and lost the 
http connection. This caused Squeak to crash, I couldn't save what I had already 
downloaded. Do you know a way to halt in the middle of updating to save ?

Thanks!
Gary

02/02/02 01:18:42, John Hinsley <jhinsley at telinco.co.uk> wrote:

>John Hinsley wrote:
>> 
>> Gary McGovern wrote:
>> >
>> > Hello,
>> > Tonight I just updated Squeak from 3,1 alpha to the latest updates. I've only 
played
>> > around for a few minutes and nearly everything I tried didn't work.
>> >
>> > MPEGMovieplayerMorph
>> > primitive failed.
>> >
>> > MPEGPlayerMorph
>> > primtive failed
>> >
>> > MPEGDisplayMorph
>> > nothing
>> >
>> > Grab with lasso from screen
>> > Message not understood.
>> >
>> > Grab with rubber band from screen
>> > Message not understood
>> >
>> > Grab flood ares from screen
>> > Message not understood.
>> >
>> > Are these still works in progress or should they be working ?
>> 
>> They should be working. My guess is that you need to grab the latest vm
>> and plugins. If you go onto the modules updates, you'll encounter futher
>> things_that_don't_work. Really, I'd suggest that you don't use the
>> modules version for "serious" work yet. But 4664 is pretty stable, in
>> *nix guise at least. Can't speak for Windows.
>> 
>> But the modules will represent a huge step forward when they're fully
>> debugged ;-)
>
>Just a thought re: the "primitive failed" messages. You have got the
>plugins in the same directory as the new image?
>
>
>-- 
>They're afraid, very afraid......
>According to CRN magazine, Microsoft staff discovering Linux in use
>will have now access to a special 'escalation' team.
>Now, where did I put that stake and mallet?
>http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=02/01/16/0310222&mode=nocomment
>
>