What if it's your program that's the source of the problem, and all this time finding out if it's BlitzMax's fault was wasted?
Anyway, I'm not saying I don't believe you; just pointing something out. I hope you know for sure where the problem lies. May be a reliance on a bit of Windows which only exists very recently or a component which most WinXP users would have installed but Win98 users wouldn't be paying much attention.
(Or, it could be a bug in an official module).
Some more info on your program would be very helpful for us to help you.
Also, Win98 is no longer supported; he should have moved that computer to Linux and given up on playing games with it ages ago! :P
Anyway, I'm not saying I don't believe you; just pointing something out. I hope you know for sure where the problem lies. May be a reliance on a bit of Windows which only exists very recently or a component which most WinXP users would have installed but Win98 users wouldn't be paying much attention.
(Or, it could be a bug in an official module).
Some more info on your program would be very helpful for us to help you.
Also, Win98 is no longer supported; he should have moved that computer to Linux and given up on playing games with it ages ago! :P