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From: TDH on 13 Sep 2005 18:10
OK, Pro Audio 5.0 is old, but it worked great with my Win98, but not so far
w/ XP. I tried XP's compatibility mode, no luck. When trying to launch it,
I get an error about "procedure entry point FT_Thunk could not be located in
Kernel32.dll".
Any ideas how I can get a good old software to work with the newer op.
system?


From: "Larry" <larryst on 13 Sep 2005 18:26
It's not compatible with Windows XP. I couldn't get Pro Audio 6 to install
either.


"TDH" <softhand30087(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> OK, Pro Audio 5.0 is old, but it worked great with my Win98, but not so
> far w/ XP. I tried XP's compatibility mode, no luck. When trying to
> launch it, I get an error about "procedure entry point FT_Thunk could not
> be located in Kernel32.dll".
> Any ideas how I can get a good old software to work with the newer op.
> system?
>


From: Papanate on 13 Sep 2005 21:23
TDH wrote:

> Any ideas how I can get a good old software to work with the newer op.
> system?

The easy way would be to dual boot with XP and Win98. Then use whatever one your
apps asks for.


From: turing test on 14 Sep 2005 04:51
Calling a Thunk is what a 16 bit app did to use a 32 bit service. Thunking
does not exist in 2000/XP, hence the lack of the entry point in the OS.

turing test



"TDH" <softhand30087(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> OK, Pro Audio 5.0 is old, but it worked great with my Win98, but not so
> far w/ XP. I tried XP's compatibility mode, no luck. When trying to
> launch it, I get an error about "procedure entry point FT_Thunk could not
> be located in Kernel32.dll".
> Any ideas how I can get a good old software to work with the newer op.
> system?
>


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