If you're running NT, there's a (some?) file(s) that you need to copy from the
win95 directory (or something like that).  The specific instructions are on
Dominique's web site.  If need be, I can dig deeper and find the specific file
name . . . let me know.

Marc Perdue

Ray Hunnam wrote:

> Hi Karl
>
> Yes sounds like same problem to me.  Ray sent me over the CD recently.  I
> followed the instructions and copied onto the hard drive.  Tried to open it
> by clicking the Setup file.  It goes through three screens and then falls
> over.  I get to the Screen Resolution box click ok and no morer.
>
> I have an older monitor about 15" and when I try to change the resolution to
> the recommended,  my system has a heart attack.  So I was wondering if I
> really have to change this.  It is just too much trouble with rebooting the
> system after it crashes going the change screen way.
>
> I have been saving all the posts on the CD since it started and I will go
> through them to see if any information is there that may help me.
>
> But in the meantime can anyone help a poor old aussie boy to come to grips
> with the 21st century technology.  Please forgive my lack of technical savvy
> I cant even find the spell check button on explorer
>
> PS I was going to sent Ray an email to see if he has any ideas but will try
> here first.
>
> Ray Hunnam
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Karl M. <thewestyman@mindspring.com>
> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
> Date: Monday, 26 June 2000 6:55
> Subject: ETKA V5.3 CD problem
>
> >I just installed the complete CD on my PC, and it won't open, giving me a
> >message 'hardlock not present', code 304. As instructed on the CD, I tried
> >running the hardlock.exe file and trying again, but then basically nothing
> >happens except a pretty blue screen. Has anyone else encountered this
> >problem, and/or can tell me how to fix it? I am running Windows NT on this
> >machine. Thanks all!
> >
> >Karl
> >