rkpatrick

You are not going to be able to do anything with that file; it is the C runtime library and is a protected system file. What you can do (maybe) is get a Win9x version of the file and put it in the local directory (Windows tries to find the request DLL in the directory of the app first...it goes to System32 after that).

I noticed on the compatibility list, GF crashes a lot on Win2K. It does for me. Is there any way to bring that # down? The demo worked great. The release is a nightmare.

I cannot get Grim Fandango to run under Win2K. It tries to get me to install DirectX6 (which I can't...I even tried to let it). Is there some way to bypass this? (BTW: NT Compatible says that it IS compatible)