kamahl

Personally, I'd add Mono to the project. http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html You'll want to select Windows, then the option "Mono for Windows, Gtk#, and XSP" * When installing, I didn't install XSP, so I don't know whether it will break compatibility. * I also have not tested without KernelEx - I assume it will fail. After a long google, all I was able to find is this: http://lists.ximian.com/pipermail/mono-list/2005-November/029656.html

I prefer "Common Sense", but I'm sure some people would prefer one with more aggressive scanning

you can set the source directory to anywhere, providd it has the win98 subfolder. Personally, I put it in the winbuilder directory

I'm looking for a program that will run in the background, and Launch/Kill certain net-specific programs - Such as a twitter client, RSS reader, etc - when I connect/disconnect from a network. Does anyone know of a program that can fill these requirements? If not, a program that will just launch/ignore a specified program when activated would also be useful. I hope that made sense.

You could check the location of the Application Data folder and check it in relation with the windows folder. IE: If %appdata% is in "%windir%/Application Data" it's single User, if it's not (%windir%/Profiles/*/Application Data), it's multiuser. This is however a *very* bad way of doing it, and would probably fail with translated versions of windows. I'd have to start digging in the registry to work out if there's a simple way to measuring it. Oh, and remember that even when multi-user is enabled, you can still hit cancel, and load up the single-user profile.

Swapping MSN Messenger for Pidgin would be a much nicer idea. Pidgin can use all the popular IM networks, and has more features than MSNv5 anyway.

Just a question, Where's your system tray? Otherwise, it looks awsome, and I'm gonna install it now

"I ***ing hate Vista! Why didn't they leave Word as it was in XP?" I *know* people don't understand what an O/S is, when they call office 2007 vista.

>ping updates.microsoft.com Ping request could not find host updates.microsoft.com. Please check the name and try again. >ping downloads.microsoft.com Ping request could not find host downloads.microsoft.com. Please check the name and try again.

I'm unable to connect to download.microsoft.com or use Windows Update on my Windows 7 Machine. It works fine in both my other computers, so it's not a DNS or other connection issue. Any Ideas?

I'd recommend doing a full windows update (Including Optional Components), and then try installing it again. It worked for me

I get mine via Microsoft Connect also

OLEDB32 is older.

I'm looking forward to that boot screen As for the theme, it's too blue for my liking... But I stole the start button to add to my (majorly) modified version of XPEnergy.

In my experience, Windows 98 doesn't like data DVDs... May I suggest using XP for this one?