I always thought the "program".exe errors
were generated when Windows was "parsing"
a pathname in sort of a "dos" way, (using a long
filename path by "mistake" when it should have
been using a short filename path instead),
and choked when it got to the space in the file path.
May not be much help to the original question,
(unless they have a "player" directory),
but any comments or corrections?
                Rick Glazier

----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Cohane" <[log in to unmask]>
> Maybe the "player.exe" that's referred to in the error
> message is a generic word used by Microsoft to indicate
> that you do not have a properly configured "player"
> program. Sort of like when Windows mentions "program.exe"
> in some rather cryptic error messages.

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