Please suggest the proper location the the "Temp" folder. I have one on C: and one in Windows. Which one is accessed by start run "%temp%"?
Thank you.

I do not know 98 myself but I do see these searches you might browse untill you get further advise:

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...cea7027196a5ea

http://groups.google.com/groups/sear...98&qt_s=Search

Windows sets the temp folder as c:\windows\temp. If you have a c:\temp, it was probably added by a program or something. Some people will "manually" add a temp folder to c: via c:\autoexec.bat with the set command;

MD C:\TEMP
SET TEMP=C:\TEMP
SET TMP=C:\TEMP

(Some programs use the tmp variable as opposed to temp, hence the two lines.)

Mised you wonderful help. thank you for being there. Great stuff!!

Originally Posted by Dan Penny

Windows sets the temp folder as c:\windows\temp. If you have a c:\temp, it was probably added by a program or something. Some people will "manually" add a temp folder to c: via c:\autoexec.bat with the set command;

MD C:\TEMP
SET TEMP=C:\TEMP
SET TMP=C:\TEMP

(Some programs use the tmp variable as opposed to temp, hence the two lines.)

Jave problems not letting me use certain download sites. J.s...dll needs to be greater than 5.0.0.3715. Where is that purchased and then how to installed? AYYIEE! Thanks in advance.

If you mean a .dll file, try here;

http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/index-j.shtml

Originally Posted by Dan Penny

If you mean a .dll file, try here;

http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/index-j.shtml

Dell help worked. PS how does one know what dll version for what operating system? I have W98SE.

"Dell help worked."

Is this a Dell machine, and you found a fix through their Help files/Website?

"PS how does one know what dll version for what operating system?"

Well, you start out with the files that come with the O/S. This is your ~minimum~ version. Then as you load software, updates, utilities, etc, if a program requires a higher version than the one currently installed, the program and/or system will either install/update the dll, or it will advise you. (As it did in your case.)

So the more loaded, the more the likelyhood that you'll need a newer version. Keeping track of the versions will be done by the system/software installed on it. To ~know~ what version, you'd have to read all the relevant documentation for the operating system or the program etc in question.