said:
>>>Also, make sure both Thunderbird and Firefox have their own private
>>>copies of the gcc DLLs.
>>I don't know what the gcc DLLs are. I ran a program called:
>>libc-05.1.exe that installed something in the x:\os2\dll subdirectory.
>>I can copy them directly to the thunderbird directory if I know which
>>ones to copy.
>That's worth a try. The files are:
> gcc322.dll
> libc05.dll
>although the name of your libc might vary slightly.
>Steven
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