LYNX-DEV Lynx Fatal Error

[Dave Surtasky, Tech Dir Fisher Aud.]

While attempting to access the URL
http://www.bestware.net/albatross/ANIMIMG/animimg.htm
on our universityUs DEC VAX/VMS, I received the following message:

>%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00, virtual address=00000000,
>PC
>=00025BC3, PSL=03C00000G)o M)ain screen Q)uit /=search [delete]=history list 
>%TRACE-F-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
>module name     routine name                     line       rel PC    abs PC

>HTML            HTML_end_element                15788      0000024F  00025BC3
>SGML            end_element                      4994      000000D1  00048591
>SGML            SGML_character                   5360      0000076E  00048E9E
>SGML            SGML_write                       5400      00000021  00048F35
>HTMIME          HTMIME_write                     6300      00000043  00038EAF
>HTFORMAT        HTCopy                          10713      0000010F  0003BCA7
>HTTP            HTLoadHTTP                      12677      00000E42  0003EC0E
>HTACCESS        HTLoadDocument                  10783      00000201  00038199
>HTACCESS        HTLoadAbsolute                  10955      0000004F  000384E3
>LYGETFILE       getfile                         13771      000004AD  00028FC1
>LYMAINLOOP      mainloop                        13313      00000128  0002C34C
>LYMAIN          main                            15932      00001170 0002C210>

>A Fatal error has occured in Lynx Ver. 2-4-1
>Please report this error to the Lynx development team
>with a description of what you were doing at the time of the crash:
>    address@hidden
>Press RETURN to clean up: 

The error was repeated upon seperate attempts to reach that URL.

A subsequent e-mail to that address notified me that it was no longer in
service, so I'm passing this along as best I can.

Regards,
Dave Surtasky
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