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I am a new Linux and Wine user. I have successfully installed Wine in PCLinuxOS, and it is able to run an old Legacy program from Parsons Technology called Address Book. I then used Wine to install an old version of Davka Writer, a Hebrew word processing program. The program appeared to install correctly, as far as I could tell. The installation required a serial number, which I have. However, when I try to use it, the Davka splash screen appears, then the program shuts down. I have no idea how to debug this sit...

...good enough when accessing that "cdrom" from under qemu+Win98 guest, so there is no copy protection on that disc, but yet, despite having loop mounted the iso on /mnt, which, according to my wine configuration, is a cdrom, the program complains of a lack of cdrom ("please insert your Davka Judaic Classics CD in your CD drive"). So, what can I do to fix this?

Hi, I am trying to install Davka Judaic Classics IIc, a bookshelf kind of software with Hebrew books. It is a win32 program that was designed for running also on win3.11, hence the installer is, I believe, win16. I have used this software on Win95 and Win98. The program happily runs off emulated cdroms. I have now tried to instal...