Hi there dudes & dudettes, Do you know the strange sensation when you need s'thing for your ordinary work and no matter how you turn it, it won't go the way you planned it? That's happening to me with trying to create nice graphical output of the system performance as generated by SCOPE. We got LASERRX. Yes it's old, but it still works fine (we're also running the 'oldie' MPE 5.5 PP7 (R.I.P 12/31/2000)); at least on a win 3.11 machine... But fate wants that we upgraded all desktopmachines to winnt, thus preventing us from using this applic on NT. We haven't got the original install floppy lying around (got lost in a move). So now we are actually stuck with nothing at all... Does anyone still have LASERRX (for graphical representations of performance data) lying 'round somewhere in an installable format (1 flop or so...)? Pleazzze? I heard that you can run LASERRX on win3.11 as well as on WIN95/98, which I wanna try. It isn't supported anymore by HP, neither seems 'perfview' (which I haven't even seen at all yet...). I also tried working with other stuff like 'ploticus', but I'm not (yet?) that good at writing scripts for the right represention of this kind of software. Yes, I'm stupid and prefer GUI's 'cause they deliver what I want (at least I think...)!!! Th@nx in advance, bArtoque