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Thanks Dencorso. Actually an old Acrobat's cd with Pdfwriter would be ideal. However, to my current need the plain text solution is sufficient ...i hope Ah, many good wishes for Christmas for you and all

Hi all! I have found a partial (poor) solution for the pdf printer. > http://paraschopra.com/software/pdfproducer.php Unfortunately, it's relevant only for only text documents, but in this case it works fine.

I believe that HoppaLong only means this driver run fine from his experience. I know the wintricks generic drive USB mass storage driver, based on old Lexar driver. Nusb by Maximus-Decim is no doubt the best option, but I love the simple and minimalistic solution and used it with success. In a single test, even i was able to recognize an external dvd drive unit.

Hi all! Is there anyone who has had direct experience on this? On internet i found conficting opinion about their reliability.

Hi Lost in Space 2012. You can find it here: http://web.archive.org/web/20050829225952/http://website.lineone.net/~chris_m/download.htmlEnjoy!

Nope :-/ I couldn't resist the temptation to check on the field. I have just set up a 98SE fresh installation for testing. With original IE5.0: negative With IE5.5: negative

Meanwhile i have tried in another mode. I have copied the related registry keys from another pc (no 98) into my computer. Now, when i open IE6, i found a mouse gestures item into tools menù. If i click on it, i obtain an IE crash, caused by MouseGestures.dll. Thanks Jaclaz for your help, i already tried unsuccessful a manual registration with regsvr32. I forgot to specify it before.

I would like just to use this particular program. I'm trying to install it, specifically the version described here: http://www.ysgyfarnog.co.uk/utilities/mousegestures/old/ This version is declared to be compatible with Internet Explorer 5 or greater, and requires Windows 98/Windows NT 4 or greater, but does not really work. The installer seems to work, it copies the two files correctly, creates the registry key for the uninstall, but (strange!) it fails to register MouseGestures.dll Same result for the latest version. It's possible that the requirements presented are wrong? What do you think?

Small update Last version of EnZip was the 3.00, released in 12 June 2000. I downloaded it several years ago from homepage: http://website.lineone.net/~chris_m. It's offline now.

Having availability, you can get the same result using the Windows ME version of notepad. No window dialog to manage, just like your hint.