Did you try creating a bogus config.sys files on the root of the mounted hard-disk?

Yes, I've try that.
This is my config.sys in the root of the mounted harddisk:

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files=200
buffers=80
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But with the config.sys I see the same error.

without the program itself we are quite clueless unfortunately.

you could try a cvs build to see if we have fixed the bug.
look in the development forum at the CVS builds by aep thread.

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Yes, I've try that. This is my config.sys in the root of the mounted harddisk: […]
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Yes, I've try that.
This is my config.sys in the root of the mounted harddisk:

---------------
files=200
buffers=80
---------------

But with the config.sys I see the same error.

I don't get it. If you previosly stated that 100 files handles were too much, why are you specifying 200 now?

You should set...

files=70
buffers=30

I don't think that 100 is to much, but the program must have a minimum of 70 files. Is it wrong to try files=200 ???

I've 2 questions:

1. Can anybody tell me what the error means? " Too many files at address.. "

2. Can I sure that a config.sys in the root of the mounted drive works ???

Thanks.
Danido

P.s. sorry, but my english is not good!

OK, I understood you the other way around.

Is the program a clipper program by chance?

Try setting a variable of SET CLIPPER=F150
and specify a FILES=150 setting in config.sys

I have been good success running this type of apps. using VDMSound (Check the forum if you don't know what it is).

These are the settings I used under the Advanced -> DOS Environment of VDMSound shortcut.

FILES=150
FCBS=4

Good luck.