From: Marcus Hammerschmitt (Marcus.Hammerschmitt_at_t-online.de)
Date: Mon Sep 12 2005 - 03:29:46 PDT
Hello all,
I've been syncing my Newt (2100) to my WinXP-machine
with good success via that Ethernet/Basilisk/NCU setup. But
every now and then Basilisk got the hickups, specifically
when Eudora (6.0) was running at the same time. Now some
days ago I upgraded to iTunes 5 for XP, yet it wouldn't load
because some problem with a "MAPI32.dll". Turned out
Eudora ran its own MAPI server, which somehow obstructed
the MAPI32.dll iTunes was calling for. And guess what?
Since I told Eudora to leave that MAPI-stuff alone, not only
iTunes comes through fine, but also Basilisk is running
much smoother, even with Eudora present. Can't tell what
Basilisk might have to do with MAPI-services, but the evidence
is pretty clear. Has anybody here made similar experiences?
Best,
Marcus
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