Hi bheinz24
AutoCAD 2.0 was originally released in October of 1984. Windows XP was released late in 2001. I'm not sure which version of Outlook you are referring to as "1.1", but by golly it has evidently long since slipped away from my memory [along with a great many other things
] . . .
Since so many years separate your mixture of programs, it is normal to expect some trouble. Are you able to use the program much? If yes, that's a tribute to Windows XP's "Virtual DOS Machine". Your best bet on trying to help the Virtual DOS Machine get AutoCAD 2.0 to behave is to look at Microsoft's Troubleshooter for that --- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314106
If the Outlook version you refer to is a Win95/98/Me 16-bit version, try using XP's Compatibility Mode to help isolate it's activity [which might help keep conflicts from developing] --- http://www.theeldergeek.com/use_compatibility_mode.htm
Best of luck
. . . Gary
AutoCAD 2.0 was originally released in October of 1984. Windows XP was released late in 2001. I'm not sure which version of Outlook you are referring to as "1.1", but by golly it has evidently long since slipped away from my memory [along with a great many other things
Since so many years separate your mixture of programs, it is normal to expect some trouble. Are you able to use the program much? If yes, that's a tribute to Windows XP's "Virtual DOS Machine". Your best bet on trying to help the Virtual DOS Machine get AutoCAD 2.0 to behave is to look at Microsoft's Troubleshooter for that --- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314106
If the Outlook version you refer to is a Win95/98/Me 16-bit version, try using XP's Compatibility Mode to help isolate it's activity [which might help keep conflicts from developing] --- http://www.theeldergeek.com/use_compatibility_mode.htm
Best of luck
. . . Gary