Kernel32.dll

[Brett Cofer]

I know that if you receive this message in W98, you can
delete the win386.swp file and reboot, and the file will
regenerate upon reboot, resolving the conflict...does
this also work for XP/2000, or is there a different
course of action to take? TIA

[Ron Martell]

"Brett Cofer" > wrote:

>I know that if you receive this message in W98, you can
>delete the win386.swp file and reboot, and the file will
>regenerate upon reboot, resolving the conflict...does
>this also work for XP/2000, or is there a different
>course of action to take? TIA

What problem are you talking about?

Please see http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm and then get back to us with
something a bit more specific.

Good luck


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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