Dear Customer,
Please check this web site for theoperating systemswe support in Intel IPP 4.0:
http://www.intel.com/software/products/ipp/sysreq.htm. This latest version of IPP has dropped Windows*98 support, but old version of IPP 3.0 did support it.

If youand your customers would like to getfurther technicalhelp from Intel on this issue, pleaselogin to IntelPremier Support at https://premier.intel.com and submit this issue with details for example: what is the runtime error message while running mp3 coding samples in Windows*98? is this problem reproduciable in other operating systmes? So our support staff will provide timelyassistance on this issue.

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Message Edited by ysong on 01-07-2004 10:19 PM

Could you give some more information on what exactly does not work with Windows 98? I don't understand what, in this kind of library, would rely so heavily on operating system functions that it could not run on Windows 98.

Does part of it work? Most of it? Or nothing at all? What happens on systems using Windows 98? I'm linking in IPP using a custom static library, will that make a difference?

Any details you could provide would be very helpful. I just don't understand what could fail on Windows 98, or how it would fail.

Thank you, that's what I was hoping to hear. :)