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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Apr 10, 2001
Oh, I bet that's not ALL you would like to swap!!! 
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MaW Posted Apr 10, 2001
Absolutely not! My Iiyama VisionMaster Pro 411 is staying right where it is, thank you very much.
* note: I didn't mention that to promote the brand, but rather to instill a sense of envy into anyone who knows much about the modern monitor market 
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Apr 10, 2001
::shrugs::
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Apr 11, 2001
I supose you could always pick up your check after
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Apr 11, 2001
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Apr 11, 2001
this is a very long shot, but bob, if you read this, can you do me a favour and search you computer for a file MFC42.DLL
and tell me which folders it is in. cheers
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Apr 11, 2001
thank God your here. i just deleted mine, and need to replace it.phew. *relief* 
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Apr 11, 2001
ah..Give me a few minets..where was it??
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Apr 11, 2001
i dunno, thats why im asking... use the find option for MFC42.DLL and telll me which folders. thank you! you are the king. aarg.
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Apr 11, 2001
It is an aplication extenchion file...and it is in alot of stuff... your best bet to get it back is to reinstall windows because it part of thatand they hids allsort of stuf in windows and anyway even when you recreat anything from in ther it is never the same (trust me I have tried)
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Apr 11, 2001
how will he know??
dont you have your windows disks there..if not I will tell you what files it is in and then you can..well sugest renstalling it if it dosent work
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Apr 11, 2001
if i reinstall, all the programs will go with it.
what files is it in, and what size is it, please?
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Apr 11, 2001
It wont let me see what is in them properly..but here is where it is
Windows\options\CABS\PWS =919KB
Windows\system =919KB
thats for windows 98 any way
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Uncle Heavy [sic] Posted Apr 11, 2001
thanks very much indeed. you are king. sadly, i dont remember where mine was, and other people have given different folders. thanks for all your help anyway. ill call customer support tomorrow. 
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plaguesville Posted Apr 11, 2001
Sorry to butt in.
Mine Win 98 is in C:\ Windows\System
and is 973kb
Does that coincide with any other suggestion?
Good Luck.
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