In the wee hour of 10:15 AM 4/27/01 -0400, scubic bequeathed such tales as
these:
>I emailed her a "tool" named "fixmtx.exe", that was suggested on the SARC
>page. She ran this tool. Somehow she has now lost her WSOCK32.dll.
>
>Fortunately, I have never had to go through this experience, and do not
>know how to advise her to get her .dll file back.
>
>Could someone walk me through this? She can no longer access her browser
>or email program. She does have her Win95 CD. I think she has a boot
>disk, along with current "rescue disks" from Norton.
>
>Where does one find this file, and how do you go about extracting it and
>replacing it?
>
>Thanks for any instruction (which it's about time I learned).
>
>Sue Cubic
Sue, this dll can be found in the "win95_18.cab" file, so your friend can
open the cab file with winzip and extract wsock32.dll to her computer
without reinstalling all of 95. HTH
Peter Kaulback
I haven't failed, I've found 10,000 ways that don't work.
Thomas Edison (1847-1931)
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