> > I can then move this folder to my Iomega Drive. Not a 
> very 
> > elegant solution, but it will suffice.
> > You suggest trying 3.30RC. Will this run on Windows XP? 
> 
> I hope. But I doubt this will change anything, in fact.
> 
> I just thought of another potential issue: can you try to 
> rename these files located in the WinHTTrack program 
folder 
> (generally in C:Program FilesWinHTTrack) :
> mfc42.dll
> msvcrt.dll
> 
> into:
> mfc42.removed
> msvcrt.removed
> 
> It is possible that WXP has a new libc+mfc DLL 
conflicting 
> with the ones shipped with httrack - removing the 'old' 
> files might solve your problem.
> 
> Note: Restart your computer after renaming the DLL's (the 
> DLL cache might cause problems) and try to start 
winhttrack 
> again
> 
> Can you tell me is this is doing anything good?> 


I did not try the above, as I seem to have solved the 
problem by changing the Default Base Path in the Registry 
to F: (my Iomega Drive). After doing this the program works 
as intended. There seems to be a conflict between the 
program's My Websites default and XPs attempts to determine 
the location of documents -- I would suggest as a possible 
cure the removal of the default setting, making the 
completion of a Base Path mandatory on the start page. 
(WebCopier, which I also use, does it this way).  I have 
been told by two other users that they have found that the 
words "Base Path" remain greyed out - this may be part of 
the problem.

With best wishes

Frank Bohan