Dick, in the meantime, I wonder if it would be worthwhile to go back to issuing a DOS version of the Digital Tradition on a regular basis, perhaps along with an HTML copy posted at Mudcat. As you've often said, the DOS version works better than any other version we've had. I have a (bootleg) 2005 Digital Tradition in a DOS window in Windows XP, and it opens with two keystrokes and works like a charm. It even beeps out the tunes, which didn't happen in Windows in my previous computers. It took me about ten minutes to install the 2002, and just a little longer to modify it to run the 2005 file.

Has anybody tried the DOS DT on a Beta version of Windows Vista? I talked wiht a Vistar user last night, and he said he has had trouble running some programs on it. I think that the DOS version of the DT is simple enough that it shouldn't cause problems for Vista.
-Joe-