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I figured out the problem by accident while waiting for an answer, but you are actually right on the money.<br />
The problem was a registry error/lack of data. &nbsp;Don't know why I didn't check there sooner.<br />
Thanks.
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I figured out the problem by accident while waiting for an answer, but you are actually right on the money.
The problem was a registry error/lack of data.  Don't know why I didn't check there sooner.
Thanks.

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Hello again,<br />
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&nbsp; Glad all is well with your game. &nbsp;I work for <a href="http://www.heat.net" rel="ugc">www.heat.net</a>, and I'm a big time gamer, even at my age of 30. &nbsp;If you need further assistance with any game, feel free to drop me a line at cmalone@techie.com. &nbsp;<br />
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Have a great one,<br />
<br />
Christopher.
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Hello again,

  Glad all is well with your game.  I work for www.heat.net [http://www.heat.net], and I'm a big time gamer, even at my age of 30.  If you need further assistance with any game, feel free to drop me a line at cmalone@techie.com.  

Have a great one,

Christopher.

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Trying to get Microprose GunShip 2000 to work in Win98. &nbsp;The Install works fine, but when starting the game it will prompt for the location of the CD file(gs.gs2)at which point if I type in &quot;d:\gs&quot; it works &amp;&nbsp;then at various other times in the game I am prompted again. &nbsp;Quite annoying. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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Trying to get Microprose GunShip 2000 to work in Win98.  The Install works fine, but when starting the game it will prompt for the location of the CD file(gs.gs2)at which point if I type in "d:\gs" it works & then at various other times in the game I am prompted again.  Quite annoying.  Any ideas?

Gunship 2000 in Win98

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