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Hi Rich,
I'd got past that problem - Omega gives an error message asking for
ssiact.386, so I copied it across and put the line in system.ini. This
message is what comes up after that.
Thought it might be something obvious.
thanks anyway,
regards
Adam
----------Original Message-------------
Check your "SYSTEM.INI" file, find the [386Enh] section. Make sure the
line "DEVICE=SSIACT.386" is there. Also make sure SSIACT.386 is in your
Windows directory. Restart to make sure the driver loads. If it were me,
I'd re-install to ensure your registry files are correct, and then migrate
the data from the old install to new. You can also try Omega tech.
support, as they might have a better idea. Good luck.
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