Does the remote machine have spaces somewhere in the path or name? That sometimes causes problems.
>Hilmar,
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>I'm not trying to open a file. The file it is referring to is the icon that is associated with the legacy application.
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>Moving the .ico to the local drive has solved it, but considering large number of times I've set up machines to run this very same program on the network, I can't figure out what has changed.
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>>I suspect you have a problem with the mechanism that sends the file to its default application. I had similar problems, even on Windows XP.
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>>If it is a Word file (for example), try to open the file with Word, with the "File | Open" command - I suspect you will not get the error this way.
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