From: philbenson@crossfirereservations.com   
      
    user@domain.invalid wrote:   
   >Steven Green wrote:   
   >> you're the second person to ask that this week.. in their infinite wisdom,   
      
   >> Corel includes a default process that kills any attempt to configure Paradox   
      
   >> (sigh)   
   >>   
   >> delete PdxRegCl.exe and/or references to it in the registry..   
   >   
   >I found that if I delete PdxRegCl.exe and restart Paradox it then   
   >attempts to Register itself again - I've found it best to leave   
   >PdxRegCl.exe in place but to delete its run command from the registry.   
   >   
   >Peter   
   >   
      
   Although the other posts were headed "Mousehart", this is my actual name.   
    I followed this suggestion and it worked perfectly.  I've always said that   
   the easiest solution is frequently the best one.  Thanks, and thanks to all   
   the other responders.   
      
   The reason for the multiple occurrences of the question is that I could not   
   see it after I posted it, so I didn't know if it was being posted.  I finally   
   entered the group a different way.   
      
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