Hi! Bj÷rn,   
      
   On Thu, 25 Oct 12, you wrote to me:   
      
    PQ>> Oooh, a game even! (I didn't get that far at all but I ran-up   
    PQ>> the RR help file, just to see what it was...)   
    BF>    Hey! You can run the EXE on any Windows install. It will be a   
    BF> small square that'll require glasses to see, but never-the-less.   
      
   Oh, I didn't say that the thought of it reminded me of an old nightmare.  Back   
   in the early 90s at work, we had a copy of OS/2 v2.xx to play with.  That's   
   what we were doing with it, just playing.  It had a kitten chasing the (mouse)   
   cursor game on it, which seemed fairly innocuous.  However a couple of blokes,   
   just for laughs, used to delight in leaving the game in a full-screen   
   situation that, to the unfamiliar, left the PC in such a condition as to   
   require a power off/on cycle.  Well, lo and behold, the friggin' game came up   
   full-screen again... every reboot (an OS/2 'feature' that ensured that the   
   last-run program would again re-run on boot).  So, the only solution (it   
   seemed) was a re-install.  For them blokes, this was even better   
   fun/entertainment than the game itself: see Paul swear flaming oaths, and   
   re-install OS/2.   
      
    PQ>> it choked on disk #2   
    BF>    Strange. No clue as to why?   
      
   It was a required reboot to start the GUI setup.  Twice, that is two times,   
   the reboot code didn't work.  Even a manual reboot produced the 'kangaroo in   
   the headlights' stare from DOS, after the reboot... twice.  Of course, running   
   the GUI setup.exe manually produced the usual "you can't run the setup from   
   here" (or words to that effect) abuse that is so typical of M$ errors screens.   
      
    PQ>> Thanks again. It was 'interesting' for 45 minutes.   
    BF>    There's no giving up that easily!   
      
   It was intense!  :)   
      
    BF>    But I think we need a special WFW311 echo to continue this   
    BF> interesting discussion. It rather is kinda OT in here...   
      
   Agreed.  [EOT]   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
   ... Therapy helps, but screaming obscenities is cheaper.   
   --- Paul's Win98SE VirtualBox   
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