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Two options :<br />
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- Before noon, you can do it anyday by crossing your fingers <br />
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- After lunch, you can do it fullmoon day by dancing naked in the street<br />
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Although I may be wrong and you are simply not in the good section of the experts-exchange web site.
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Two options :

- Before noon, you can do it anyday by crossing your fingers

- After lunch, you can do it fullmoon day by dancing naked in the street

Although I may be wrong and you are simply not in the good section of the experts-exchange web site.

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Now this is weird - sorry for that answer but the question which was displayed last night was about how to put forms under other windows using WindowsPos function....grmb...
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Now this is weird - sorry for that answer but the question which was displayed last night was about how to put forms under other windows using WindowsPos function....grmb...

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wooooaaaahhh... i figured it had something to do with the modem as it only happened when i was connected to the net. thanks.
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wooooaaaahhh... i figured it had something to do with the modem as it only happened when i was connected to the net. thanks.

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Occasionally, and randomly, my windows 98 computer with 64 ram freezes. I press ctrl+alt+del and nothing happens. Sometimes it will unfreeze a few minutes later and allow me to view the task manager, which tells me msgsrv.dll is not responding. I read into it on miscrosoft.com and they said there is no way to fix it because advanced power configuration is on. Is there a way to fix it?
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Occasionally, and randomly, my windows 98 computer with 64 ram freezes. I press ctrl+alt+del and nothing happens. Sometimes it will unfreeze a few minutes later and allow me to view the task manager, which tells me msgsrv.dll is not responding. I read into it on miscrosoft.com and they said there is no way to fix it because advanced power configuration is on. Is there a way to fix it?

problem with msgsrv.dll

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.