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Flash by OS: NT4: Without SSE, Flash versions later than 9.0.47 are out of the question for NT4. 98 : For Win98, however, you can use FineSSE to overcome the SSE issues of later Flash 9 versions (up through r289). 98+KernelEx: Flash 10.0-10.3. Opera by OS:NT4: 10.63 is possible; 98 : 10.10, 10.63? 98+KernelEx: 10.63, 11.11, 11.64, 12.02 Firefox by OS:NT4: 1.5.x, 2.0.0.20, 2.0.0.22pre 98 : 1.5.x, 2.0.0.20, 2.0.0.22pre 98+KernelEx: 3.0, 3.5, 3.6, ... For NT4, sdfox7 recommends Opera 9.64+Flash9.0.47+SP6 (not 6a) (see post #2). See also this update (#4). For Win98, I recommend Firefox 2.0.0.20+Flash 9.0.47 (I use this daily). For 98+KernelEx, I suggest trying Firefox 3.6.x and Flash 10.1; Opera 11.64 is another option.

For Flash 9 after version 47, cpu becomes an issue. SSE is required for video and that means a PIII or greater. What is your hardware setup?

After reviewing post #1, I'm confused. 1) What OS are you using? 2) What browser are you using? 3) What is your goal? 4) After two weeks, why are we covering the same ground in yet another thread? "I also used the modified Flash file for Opera 10.63, and now Youtube runs flawlessly in Opera 10.63."

1) Failing to load is _not_ "a crash" 2) 9r47 doesn't call MonitorFromWindow, 9r115 and up (including 10.2 and 10.3) do. 3) 9r115 and up also require SSE for videos 3) 9r47 is very stable in FF2..20 on SE, but not so in Opera 10.63 You asked about getting 9r47 to work in Opera 10.63 on Nt4. Please describe in detail exactly how it fails. Your best option may be to hope that 9r47 is stable in Opera7 or 8--whatever is the earliest that can display a minimal Youtube page or embedded video. Also confirm that you have NT4sp6 and not 6a.

If scanregw.exe has been running automatically at startup, you should have a registry backup from each of the last five days. Boot to DOS and "scanreg /restore" a backup from before things went wrong. If no registry backup is available, change the IP address back to an *invalid* value. I suspect the black screen is caused by a (LEGO server) app that runs at startup. Without a network connection, it aborts to the desktop. With a valid connection, it waits for a remote (robot) app to talk to it. The black screen is probably a background for displaying webcam feeds on top of. Pressing the power button is causing Windows to shutdown normally. Instead of pressing the power button, you can try Ctrl+Alt+Del to bring up the task list--kill apps until you get a desktop (or have to shutdown the system). Once you get to the desktop (by safe mode or other method), run msconfig.exe and use the startup tab to disable extraneous (LEGO) apps from running automatically at boot. Then it should be safe to reconnect to the network.

technoid, If any of the FSB tweaking tools you mentioned supports your mobo/clock chip, then boot at 83 with a divisor of 3 and then up the FSB to 90 for a PCI bus at 30 and CPU at 540. If that works and you have a good heatsink, maybe you can overclock: * FSB : 95 , PCI: 31.6, CPU: 570 * FSB: 100, PCI: 33.3, CPU: 600 Another possibility is to stabilize the PCI bus at 41.5 by disabling some of the PCI speed-up features (PCI burst, etc.) in BIOS.

If the BIOS sees the flash drive as a fixed HDD, it may be changing the normal drive letter assignments. Try disabling real-mode USB support in the BIOS.

What is the history of this drive?

In Win98, MORE doesn't convert the EOL, but SORT does. Using the pipe as the temporary file, this works (without sorting!): type %1 | sort /+-1 > %1

Or once the source folder is empty, the last block move can be undone--but that can also easily be done manually.

Sorry I've fallen so far behind in responding, but here are some new discoveries: The other day I realized I could monitor usage of existing standard functions by having Kexstubs log them and then pass the call through: [User32.dll] MessageBoxA=>User32: ;log and pass through Log entry each time a MessageBox is created:= User32.dll:MessageBoxA=>User32: ;log and pass through = This led to another discovery: Logging can be enabled/disabled on-the-fly with just an app restart (just like changing a definition).Here are scripts that will quickly set the logging mode: Kexstubs Log=0.vbs ------------------ set o=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") s=o.OpenTextFile("Kexstubs.ini",1).ReadAll o.OpenTextFile("Kexstubs.ini",2).Write(Replace(s,"Log=1","Log=0")) wscript.echo "Kexstubs logging is OFF" Kexstubs Log=1.vbs ------------------ set o=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") s=o.OpenTextFile("Kexstubs.ini",1).ReadAll o.OpenTextFile("Kexstubs.ini",2).Write(Replace(s,"Log=0","Log=1")) wscript.echo "Kexstubs logging is ON" Kstub822 Log=0.vbs ------------------ set o=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") s=o.OpenTextFile("Kstub822.ini",1).ReadAll o.OpenTextFile("Kstub822.ini",2).Write(Replace(s,"Log=1","Log=0")) wscript.echo "Kstub822 logging is OFF" Kstub822 Log=1.vbs ------------------ set o=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") s=o.OpenTextFile("Kstub822.ini",1).ReadAll o.OpenTextFile("Kstub822.ini",2).Write(Replace(s,"Log=0","Log=1")) wscript.echo "Kstub822 logging is ON" Kexstubs Log=n.7zEdit: To monitor standard functions, Kexstubs needs to have a higher priority than them. So in CORE.INI: contents=std,Kexstubs,kexbases,kexbasen - or - contents=std,Kstub822,kexbases,kexbasen Originally edited December 21, 2013 by jumper

Scrolling all the way down to the bottom, I still see no replies by other users--just the one by sdfox7 himself. If you mean one of the "Related Solutions", please give that title and link. (Searching both the page and the page source for "Active Desktop" gets no hits.) See two updates at: Update: YouTube Functionality on NT 4.0 Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 6 is recommend; Post-Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 6a Security Rollup Package is known to cause problems. "GdiGradientFill could not be located in GDI32.dll" error on startup Re: GradientFill vs GdiGradientFill (GDI32) NT4 does not have GdiGradientFill. If you install (anything that installs) a W2K+ version of msimg32.dll, it will look for GdiGradientFill and fail. Uxtheme.dll is another likely culprit.

How about an HTML/webpage editor? Ideally a word processor that can save your formatted text as a webpage and then import transparent graphics that can float over the text and be positioned as desired. The result could be saved and viewed in any web browser. The text would remain searchable, copyable, editable. If words and paragraphs are <span>ed, scribbles could be positioned relative to any one of them and stay with them as they reflow.

FF3 is never mentioned. It says FF2.0.0.20. And the registry mod was for Flash8, not FF. What is the text of the GDI32 error message? Try running Dependency Walker or ImportPatcher on firefox.exe to see what API's NT4 might be missing.

Dependency Walker 2.2.6000 is very good, but must be used to test on the target system. It can also profile an app after initial testing to determine whether there are any additional landmines (but this would fall under "run it in 9x physically"). >...(although it doesn't say which file version is required)... This feature might be worthy of a project--I don't think there are any tools that can do this. There are clues in the PE file headers and other structures about when each module was linked (created), for what target platform, by what linker (for crt version info), and possibly to the timestamps of other modules (if bound). While most PE tools will indirectly provide most of this info, I don't know of any that summarize it in terms of a target system. And ImportPatcher is the only tool I know of that reports binding timestamps (valuable for this purpose).

If you export the document to PDF, professional PDF editors should allow you to scribble over it as a second layer.

The Tweak UI "General" tab has the option: [_] Show Windows version on desktop I have it checked and see "Windows 98 4.10.2222" in the lower-right corner of my desktop. There is also a "Logon" tab with the option: [_] Log on automatically at system startup

This is excellent information -- much better than the guesses I almost posted yesterday! I still use VC5 most of the time, but sometimes VC6. I have also been experimenting with Orwell Dev-C++ / MinGW32 4.7.2 with some success.

Good work. I was finally able to download and test mpc-be and confirmed your results. I found three versions of uxtheme.dll that contained ordinal:61 and tested with two of them. I also added several stub definitions and was able to launch the app. Unfortunately, the first window that pops up is an error MessageBox titled: "MPC-BE Mini Dump" with just an [ OK ] button, but no message. Clicking [ OK ] results in a crash dialog with the details: MPC-BE executed an invalid instruction inmodule MPC-BE.EXE at 016f:0041bb23. and Bytes at CS:EIP:f3 0f 10 05 28 c4 d2 00 8d be dc 13 00 00 f3 0fMy C3 processor doesn't support SSE and fineSSE isn't currently enabled, so this result wasn't totally unexpected!More on the ordinal problem later, but clearly I need to add ordinal support to both Kexstubs and ImportPatcher.

@MiKl: "complains on start about uxtheme.dll" Details, please. KernelEx4.5.2 supports all uxtheme api's listed by schwups. If needed, however, we can move uxtheme.dll from the Windows\KernelEx folder to Windows\System, and add stubs to it. I've previously searched for a good uxtheme.dll replacement, and the current version from ReactOS looks very promising.

I sometimes run 10.63 on 98se and this sound familiar. I would retry running Opera after each of these steps: 1) Reboot. 2) Delete all Opera cache, temp, and log files (anything modified in the last day). 3) Restore the previous day's registry.

Opera 11.64 / 12.02 See the Opera - KernelEx Wiki for details.

Searching with Google for "Dlink Airpro DWL-A520 win9x" I see references to:

> Does it look like this? No. Just a thin-frame editbox directly under the page-section header. In FF2, Quick Reply looks something like this: [ Reply to this topic ] jumper's Photo......[ Post ] [ More Reply Options ] [ t ] [digg] [ / ] [ R ] [ sv ] [ M ] {#} / V \ [ 1 user(s) are reading this topic ] Opera 10.63 is the same, but with social buttons on one line. In full edit mode it is the same: no toolbars, no gear button. Also, previewing the post causes the source to get mangled and content lost. In Opera 10.63 today, toolbars do not appear in any reply mode. Also, previewing the post in full edit mode causes the editbox to disappear entirely. :angrym: PNG graphic sheets have been used by Google for years and work fine in FF2 (also in Netscape 4.7!). PNG files are not the problem, missing toolbars are. Edit: And when editing in-line, clicking "Save Change" does save the changes but doesn't reload the page or appear to respond in any way. Error console reports: CKEDITOR is not defined Source File: http://www.msfn.org/board/public/min/index.php?ipbv=84e6bd1b24bca89cbc1c926a47159e30&charset=iso-8859-1&f=public/js/ipb.js,cache/lang_cache/1/ipb.lang.js,public/js/ips.hovercard.js,public/js/ips.quickpm.js,public/js/ips.textEditor.bbcode.js,public/js/ips.sharelinks.js,public/js/ips.textEditor.js,public/js/ips.topic.js,public/js/ips.rating.js,public/js/ips.like.js Line: 1187 Edit 2: And in-line editing also mangles the post, in this case removing the empty "code" and surrounding "indent" tags. "Preview post" is now worthless, because what it displays is (too) often not what get posted! Edit 3: K-Meleon 1.6b2 to the rescue (if I can Save Changes successfully)--inline editing appears to be fully functional with two toolbars that pop up other dialogs as needed. Edit 4: The gear brings up an Options dialog: Editor Options x------------------------------------------------[ ] Paste as plain text by default[ ] Clear my saved content [ Ok ]

As I previously mentioned, in Firefox 2 the toolbars don't work anymore. The old board worked much better in FF2 in all respects. Like -X-, I don't see edit controls/tool buttons either--just a bare editbox. No Expand/Collapse Toolbar buttons or Resize thumb; no JS or CSS errors, either. In Opera 10.63 and K-Meleon 1.6b2, however, the two rows of toolbars do appear as expected if javascript is enabled. Same in QtWeb 3.7.5 after dismissing five scripting error warnings. Win98se with KernelEx 4.5.2 and Kexstubs. Ad/element blocking disabled.