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On 8 Jan 2002, Tim Van Holder wrote:

> That's what I though at first too.  But the Access denied is the
> article's title.  The text doesn't load though.  Try using the search
> box on the page to search for q277628 instead; that should bring up a
> working link.

Tried that, but it didn't work.

Anyway, perhaps Microsoft are tapping our list, because I just tried 
again, with exactly the same gestures, and this time, I did see the text 
of the article.

I've read that article before.  I don't think it should concern us: the 
problem is reported for Windows 98, 98SE, and ME, where we don't use 7143 
subfunctions 5 or 7, even after the last W2K-related changes.  Does 
anyone see a library function which uses these interrupts on Windows 9X?