In article <0kpFdyAULBzGFwPH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <ede742164f.jaycee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, JayCee > <jaygcee@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes > (Jaycee) I guess if you have lost your RISC OS CD, what you do is > download the RISC OS demo and then use the RISC OS upgrade on it, > finally copying the RegData file into it. On the RO side, RegData file, what's that? > Problems with the RISC OS CD. There is some sort of bug or > incompatibility in CD reading on RISC OS 4, for this reason RISC OS Ltd. > have long had the CDFS from RISC OS 3.70 available on their web site. > I've had to sort out CD problems for many people, however one can't > expect such advice or changes to installations of RISC OS to persist. > (Grumpy) Windows. Some of the CDs do time out, but you should only have > to enter your registration data to get it to run. However for Windows > the full latest version of the CD is available on line. So why would you > bother with the CD anyway. If I can install it, but it won't run, how can the registration data be entered? (I think 22 is the number) ;-) Yes I'm aware it is online. GM --