Hi, I hope you can explain a message I have gotten 4 different times in the past year but, first some info: I am running MS '98 through an HP Pavilion 8580C with HP printer, screen etc. This unit is appx 1 year old and has 2 different virus scanning programs along with a host of other installs but still has over 60% of unused memory. Now, the question; Why do I sometimes get a message telling me the program currently running has stopped because of stack overflow problems? This message has also come up during start up twice? What's going on? I have gone to the MS Help site but the info there does not help. What should I look for to fix this problem? I was told to make space in my e-mail and clear out the cookies which I have done but, I have done this before and the message still showed up. What now? Any and all ideas are appreciated and I will say Thanks! in advance. James

My friend here at the office is buying a new CDR device for his PC so his daughters can copy all there Napster MP3 songs to a CD Rom and play them on there Walkmans and music stereo. This led to alot of discussion about weather or not this is possible since the music only stereo's cannot recognize the new MP3 format. At the very least, this seems to be an unclear issue with more than 1 answer. Can someone who has done this, please enlighten us on the actual facts. We have plenty of theorys already, including statements from the LAN guys here at the office. But no one here has actually done it. They have just read about it and none of the theorys explain how old stereos can read the new MP3 format. Keep in mind that we all understand that PC's can read both data and music CD's and are quite versatile, so it is the stereo in your entertainment center or car that is the center of discussion here. Mark