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Hi all, I am happily using wine (0.9.58) on Opensuse 10.2 to run a few MS packages, including Ashlar's Drawingboard. Recently I got a mini Asus eeePC (with Xandros derivative debian) on which I also installed wine from the Debian Etch archive. The latest version available was also 0.9.58. One program is running fine (Quicken) on the eeePC, but Drawingboard throws up a "Panic: Internal

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Hi, I have read that Windows 7 is using a new admx format and that it is not compatible with the old-school poledit. If I would like to stick with a Samba PDC, is there any elegant way to get Windows 7 client to obey the folder redirection(and possibly other rules) set using poledit & NTConfig.pol? I have been searching the mailing list, but there doesn't seems to be much detailed

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