Turbo Basic

62 Input past endYou tried to read more data from a file than it had to read. Use the EOF (endof file) function to avoid this problem. This error can also be caused by tryingto read from a sequential file opened for output or append.63 Bad record numberA negative number or one larger than 16,777,215 was specified as the recordargument to a random file PUT or GET statement.64 Bad file nameThe file name specified in a FILES, KILL, or NAME statement containsinvalid characters.67 Too many flIesThis error can be caused either by trying to create too many files in a drive'sroot directory or by an invalid file name that affects the performance ofDOS's Create File system call.68 Device unavailableYou tried to OPEN a device file on a machine without that device; for example,COM1: on a system without a serial adapter or modem.69 Communications buffer overflowYou executed a statement to INPUT characters into an already full communicationsbuffer. Your program should either check and empty the buffermore often or provide a larger buffer size.70 Permission deniedYou tried to write to a write-protected disk.71 Disk not readyThe door of a floppy disk drive is open or there is no disk in the indicateddrive.72 Disk media errorThe controller board of a Hoppy or hard disk indicates a hard media error inone or more sectors.74 Rename across disksYou can't rename a file across disks or directories. A file isn't moved by aNAME statement, it's only given a new title.75 Path/File access errorDuring a command capable of specifying a path name (OPEN, RENAME,MKDIR, for example), you used a path inappropriately; for example, tryingto OPEN a subdirectory or to delete an in-use directory.76 Path not foundThe path you specified during a CHDIR, MKDIR, OPEN, and so forth,can't be found.Error Messages 415