Subj : Pentium II patch for pascal To : Ryan De Laplante From : Eddy Thilleman Date : Sun Oct 12 2003 05:56 pm Hello Ryan, Monday 06 October 2003 21:52, Ryan de Laplante wrote to Eddy Thilleman: ET>> know is UNP. You can search internet with a search engine with a ET>> string like "uncompress exe unp" RdL> Thanks, I've downloaded UNP and it successfully uncompressed the EXE. RdL> Next I tried running several different patches that are supposed to RdL> fix the Runtime error 200 but none worked on that one particular RdL> program. Someone else on this echo pointed me to something called RdL> TP7P5FIX which is a TSR that you load before running a problematic RdL> EXE. This worked! I don't know this TP7TP5FIX TSR, so I don't know how it works. You can look inside the exe file to determine if it was compiled with Borland Pascal or with Turbo Pascal: search the uncompressed exe file for the strings "Borland" and "Runtime error". If both are not present inside the exe file, then it's not a TP/BP compiled program. If both are present inside the exe file: - if the patch does work, the runtime error should be fixed. - if the patch doesn't work and the program still shows the runtime error 200, there's a good possibility that the program is compiled with non-standard startup code in the CRT unit or that the program is compiled with a different BP/TP version then the patch program is made for. Try other TP/BP patch programs for the runtime 200 error (for another TP version), look in the desciption that accompanies the patch program (if any). Fwiw, I've three different patch programs to fix the runtime error 200 for TP/BP compiled programs: PATCHDEL.EXE 5.104 19-07-1997 2:58 FIX_RUNT.COM 554 02-06-1999 11:16 PATCH200.EXE 5.312 23-01-1998 15:38 There are no doubt more patch programs. Try searching internet. Greetings -=Eddy=- netmail: 2:280/5003.10 1:261/38.3 email: e.thilleman@freeler.nl e.thilleman@hccnet.nl .... A "program" is used to turn data into error messages. --- GoldED/2 3.0.1 * Origin: C:\COFFEE.POT missing: (A)bort (R)etry (F)all asleep (1:261/38.3) .