Thanks, that was a great idea, but unfortunately not available to me. Corporate 'gurus' control the laptop, the XP, AND (to some extent)me. Also, perl is not too readily accepted here, so I'm really a 'closet perl coder'.
I'm proof it's easier to ask for forgiveness, than for permission. It's been this way since the z-80 assembler days. Do it, show them how good it works, & avoid telling them just HOW you did it. ;-)
Were it not for this site, I'd have given up long ago.
I had hoped that just reinstalling would fix it, but it looks like I'll have to dig a bit deeper. Thanks again for the reply. Next time I'll make my OWN checkpoint (ie Backup) before I start 'cleaning up'.
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