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I think you can pull it out of the registry. I know you can get the Windows key out of: HKEY_Local_Machine>Software>Microsoft>Windows>Current Version. I'm not going to spend ages reading through the registry, but try running regedit and expand the tree as follows...

Is the CD actually playing at all (spinning)? No sound from the headphone jack either implies duff drive or drive not actually playing. If the drive reads CD ROM, I'd be more inclined to go for a configuration problem. Check in Explorer>Folder Options> File types that audio CD tracks have an...

Not familiar with CAD software, but assuming you're running from Win 95+, check out what your swap file and memory manager are doing at the time. To do this, run system monitor from: Start>Programs>Acessories>System Monitor (If system monitor is not installed, go to Control Panel>Add/Remove...

FYI: .bin is the file extension for binary files. DBLSPACE.BIN & DRVSPACE.BIN are used for compression, but the .bin extension is not exclusive to drivespace.

Depending on your experience of adding real mode drivers, and if your current Windows install will booot, you may find it easier this way: (Win 98 only I think, but it may work on 95) Go to CONTROl PANEL, click 'Add/Remove programs', then click the STARTUP DISK tab. Insert a floppy in drive A...

Hmmm. Try uninstalling the driver completely, delete any left over files from the install(.inf .drv etc.) Then reinstall the new one.

Does this only happen when printing the Calendar from Outlook? i.e. all other reports & applications print ok?

I don't suppose you know if 'Contacts' can be exported as a file or reverted back to PAB?

Cheers Bob, You confirmed what I feared. But it's good to know so that I don't waste any more time on it. -Richard

Is 'Contacts' stored in the .PST? Or is it a separate file? I've never really understood how it works. My .PST is stored server side, these days. But in the past when I used to keep my personal address book & .PST locally, I'd simply stick a copy of the PST on a shared network volume, then copy...

Does the document have Macros in it? If it does, disable them. -Richard

I'm trying to copy some cells from Excel and paste them into Outlook. Ideally I'd like them displayed as tabulated separated columns, that can be edited. I've tried various ways of pasting the (Metafile, text RTF etc.), and the mail format (RTF Vs HTML) The problems I've encountered so far...