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    Hallo ! I have any problems with an VC++ project, which I first build on a win NT 4 system. Now I have a system with win2k. I used the same VC++ compiler (version 6) on both systems. But I try to start the correctly compiled and linked project, startprocess of my application stops at the calling of the ProcessShellCommand function. I haven't any idea what the failure is. Can somebody help me ? Thanks a lot for all replies.

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      Hallo ! I have any problems with an VC++ project, which I first build on a win NT 4 system. Now I have a system with win2k. I used the same VC++ compiler (version 6) on both systems. But I try to start the correctly compiled and linked project, startprocess of my application stops at the calling of the ProcessShellCommand function. I haven't any idea what the failure is. Can somebody help me ? Thanks a lot for all replies.

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      One suggestion which I find is needed when moving between Win98 and NT4 is to do rebuild all the files - go to the Build menu, then Rebuld all. This is because the precompiled headrs are differnt between Win98 and NT 4. Good luck Elaine :rose: Would you like to meet my teddybear ?

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        One suggestion which I find is needed when moving between Win98 and NT4 is to do rebuild all the files - go to the Build menu, then Rebuld all. This is because the precompiled headrs are differnt between Win98 and NT 4. Good luck Elaine :rose: Would you like to meet my teddybear ?

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        Hey ! Thanks for your answer, but I rebuild the source for more than one times on the new platform. And I didn't use precompiled headers, allways I compiled the complete project. Any other ideas ?:)

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