> What's a shame is that it ran perfectly on NT4 and Win2K, just to get clobbered by XP.

We haven't got Win2K stable yet.

At least my corporate customers have no intention of
switching to XP - they had not finished evaluating W2k and
now they have to start again - XP might as well be a new OS,
the switch to Linux is more practical as we have that
working!

NT4 will be arround for another 10 years - even if we have
to buy XP licences to use it <g>.

The win3.1 machines are still running after 10 years and
there is no money to change them.

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Lester Caine
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