Noop. 😒

*sigh*... I click on the program, wait a little under a minute, then, "Starship Titanic has stopped working A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available. [Close program]" When I click to close it, it gives me that " …

I did try it with the original, yes. To your remaining two questions... Wat? I can switch to Windows 7, I've been meaning to update. Shall I give it a try? The file I have is the 64-bit of 7.

Okay. I did all of what aqrit said, replaced the qmixer.dll and sh33w32.dll, and now when I do it, Windows will tell me that the program's stopped working. I'd also like to say thank you again.

32-bit, and I'm assuming that "Installed Physical Memory (RAM)" is what you're talking about, so, 2.00 GB.

Regardless of whether I have things running in the back or not, it does the same.

Mm, no... Yes... How much stuff?

Thank you, I do care a lot about my grammar, but... I... I did all of it, now, but I'm still getting the same "MEM_BAD_POINTER" message. :depressed: I'm sorry, I don't think I messed up anywhere... I should mention, too, that there's another message when I click "Cancel" on the first that says " …

Uhm. All right, I feel like I should be scolded for this, but I don't know where the folder is. :sweatdrop: I was going to try to see if I could try to install it again and not go through with it, just to see where it would ask me to put the folder, so I run setup.exe from off the first disc, but it …

Uhm... Uhm... I'm sorry, I should have mentioned that, huh. I didn't mean to sound rude in the last reply, either. And, I noticed the website, but, uhm, could you help me a little more? I really have no idea what I'm doing, here, I'm just a girl. DOS is so much easier...

From http://www.probo.com/cinepak.php... "Every version of Windows and DirectX since 1995 ships with the Cinepak codec." I'm running Vista.

Hello, there. I need some help, if you didn't already know. I, uhm... I've just installed Starship Titanic (or so I think). I chose the maximum, which, supposedly, doesn't require you to switch cd's on and off by putting everything you need on the hard drive. So, uhm... I tried running it in Win95 …