NK: Try reinstalling, if the .dll is one of poser's then this should do the trick. If not it's likely that the dll is one of wondoze's files. If this is the case then you'll find the file on your windoze cd or just about anywhere on the web (try a search at dogpile.com, they're usually pretty good for file finding). Failing all that scandisc might find a problem with a dodgy dll and might even put it right for you. (I use scandisc regularly anyway because a win95 bug causes the free disc space to be reported incorrectly, scandisc is the only solution MS have come up with yet, so if you think you've got tom.s of dosc space try scandisc first then look again).