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Hi Nick,
You probably know this already, but if the PC is running NT or Win2K
Pro as installed by a network administrator, you may only have limited
"RIGHTS" on your system. The program will not install or only
partially install in the registry. This would account why the "memory
cannot be read", maybe a protected area set up by the SysAdmin.
This is a network security issue. You need to discuss this with your
SysAdmin so that he can enable the laptop to load the software.
-= Chris ß =-
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On Thu, 22 Nov 2001 21:47:23 +0800, you wrote:
> Thanks again to James, Theo, David, Lionel and everyone else who so kindly
> offered suggestions to help me solve this problem. The notebook concerned
> comes with my day job, so unfortunately I'm not able to try solutions such
> as upgrading the hardware or changing the OS.
>
> I had no difficulties with Metastock Support, in fact they were very
> helpful - spent 2 hours with me on the phone trying various ways to solve
> the problem, then sent me a replacement CD free of charge in case the CD was
> defective.
>
> Theo, I'm looking forward to seeing whether you manage to install MS Pro on
> W2000. I suspect you will have no problem - it's probably my PC's OS or
> hardware which is at fault.
>
> It's fabulous to get such terrific support from the group when a problem
> like this occurs - thanks again everyone, and happy holidays.
>
> All the best,
> Nick (in Australia)
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