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From: Mike Easter on 22 Dec 2008 09:42
Mike Easter wrote:
> <I think your problem is where you put your unicows files.>

> I don't see it in the kernelex readme, and as I look
> around the web, I see confusion (some say Windows, some say
> Windows/System).

This page has the best explanation of why there is confusion about where
to put the unicows.dll http://www.bang.ro/dll/unicows.dll.htm
unicows.dll download and information <snip long discussion> Important
note: the Windows System folder can be different depending on operating
system and the install path that was originally used when your Windows
Operating system has been installed. The defaults for this folder are:
<snip XP, NT, 2K> C:\Windows\System\ on Windows 9x and Windows ME



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Mike Easter

From: meerkat on 22 Dec 2008 10:04

"Mike Easter" <MikeE(a)ster.invalid> wrote in message
news:nd2dnTQNC8LzOtLUnZ2dnUVZ_sninZ2d(a)earthlink.com...
> Mike Easter wrote:
>> <I think your problem is where you put your unicows files.>
>
>> I don't see it in the kernelex readme, and as I look
>> around the web, I see confusion (some say Windows, some say
>> Windows/System).
>
> This page has the best explanation of why there is confusion about
> where
> to put the unicows.dll http://www.bang.ro/dll/unicows.dll.htm
> unicows.dll download and information <snip long discussion> Important
> note: the Windows System folder can be different depending on
> operating
> system and the install path that was originally used when your Windows
> Operating system has been installed. The defaults for this folder are:
> <snip XP, NT, 2K> C:\Windows\System\ on Windows 9x and Windows ME
>

Hi Mike Easter, I`ve never seen you say...<snip long discussion>...
before.
%> )
Have a happy holidays.
bw..


From: Mike Easter on 22 Dec 2008 10:18
meerkat wrote:
> "Mike Easter"

>> This page has the best explanation

>> unicows.dll download and information <snip long discussion>

> Hi Mike Easter, I`ve never seen you say...<snip long discussion>...
> before.

> %> )

Ha! Most especially, I never snip any of my /own/ long discussions.

I have about 3 different modes. Frequently I paste the snippages without
any indication, or I put an ellipse ... if it helps to clarify something
is missing that I snipped, or in this unusual circumstance, initially I
was going to paste in the long discussion. Then I decided to not, and
when I snipped out that part of the discussion, I replaced the excision
with 'snip...' -- maybe to indicate that I considered not snipping it or
something.

> Have a happy holidays.

Thanks. I'm generally on holiday. This is just the cooler and wetter
holiday season,


--
Mike Easter

From: Mike Easter on 23 Dec 2008 10:37
John Fitzsimons wrote:

> Umm. Interesting, I am very curious as to why things don't work for
> me. How many copies of unicows.dll and unicows.pdb do you have
> on your system ? Where are they ?
>
> I put mine in the windows directory. Details are ....

So.... did you get the FF3 working on your W98?



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Mike Easter
From: John Fitzsimons on 23 Dec 2008 18:35
On Tue, 23 Dec 2008 07:37:39 -0800, "Mike Easter" <MikeE(a)ster.invalid>
wrote:

>John Fitzsimons wrote:

>> Umm. Interesting, I am very curious as to why things don't work for
>> me. How many copies of unicows.dll and unicows.pdb do you have
>> on your system ? Where are they ?

>> I put mine in the windows directory. Details are ....

>So.... did you get the FF3 working on your W98?

No, I did put the files in the system directory but XP apps such as
FF3 still won't install. I didn't get back to you because I intended
trying things out on a different win 98SE machine I have first. In
case some "tweak" on this machine is stopping things working.

Thanks for the previous help. The checksums matched. :-)

Regards, John.
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