Many thanks to all who have offered help on transferring UFT from Win98 to XP After what looks like a successful install I get a message: divide by zero or Overflow Error I can use all parts of the programme except for the very part that we all would want to use, namely the area for data. Any clues on how to overcome this situation would be marvellous. Bob (Gillis) you have me really worried now as I haven't yet tried put the Iomega driver on this machine. The suggestions for alternative programmes are truly appreciated but I am being stubborn and would prefer, if at all possible, to continue with UFT. Heather.

Heather, Give this a try. Highlight the icon you use to open the program. Press Alt+Enter. This will bring up the properties window. You should see a Compatibility tab. Click on that. In the first section, Compatibility Mode, click the check box labeled Run this program in compatibility mode for: . Select Windows 95 in the drop-down box. Click Apply then OK. Start the program and see if it works now. Art >Many thanks to all who have offered help on transferring UFT from Win98 to XP > >After what looks like a successful install I get a message: > >divide by zero or Overflow Error > >I can use all parts of the programme except for the very part that we all >would want to use, namely the area for data. > >Any clues on how to overcome this situation would be marvellous. > >Bob (Gillis) you have me really worried now as I haven't yet tried put the >Iomega driver on this machine. > >The suggestions for alternative programmes are truly appreciated but I am >being stubborn and would prefer, if at all possible, to continue with UFT. > >Heather. > > > > > > >==== GEN-COMP-TIPS Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from this list send a message to >GEN-COMP-TIPS-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM with the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body >of the message. > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

heather smith wrote: > snip > > Bob (Gillis) you have me really worried now as I haven't yet tried put the Iomega driver on this machine. > I am not sure what you are saying. Are you planning on installing the Iomega Drive from your old machine to the new one or did your new machine come with an Iomega drive that can read your disks? If the former you will need a Driver, a software program, that may be on the WIN XP CD or that you can probably download from the Iomega web site. Did the Hard Drive on your old machine crash? If it is OK, then you could install it in your new machine, assuming a desk top, as a second HD. This thread gives me the idea of transferring my old Iomega drive to my new machine when I get one. I can back up on the old machine, remove and install the drive, load the software and get my data. bob gillis