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You might have to run that program in Windows XP compatability mode.

Please indicate if the method is specific to x64 XP, Vista, or 7 (and post seperately, e.g.

One has to observe the place for C:Program FilesCommon FilesESRI (eg dlls needed etc), but the catalog for the program can be placed anywhere, eg on another partition or even on an usb stick or as on my tablet, on a sd card.

Indeed, my Win 764 installation does have this directory--but it contains only one DLL from 2008, obviously post-ArcView.

As a test, I renamed this directory and ran ArcView 3.3 with no problem at all, adding and displaying a shapefile.

This suggests theres no reason for anyone to carry out your instructions--although it would do no harm.

It complained about a missing DLL so I needed the.Common FilesESRI folder before Win7 would launch AV3.

The are also copies of sg81.dll and pe81.dll there.

These dlls (and the other files--not everything you list is a dll) sound like they may have been installed with extensions rather than base ArcView.

It appears that not all AV installations have the same directory structures and thus, at least for some people, copying the ESRI common files may be a good idea.

Put them into identically named drives and folders on the destination machine.

Run it This really does work: I have been using AV 3.3 in this mode for the last eight months.

This is the fourth or fifth migration of this sort since the last official install I did about a decade ago.

Also working is Spatial Analyst 1.1, which I have not installed from CD in about 14 years.

Its awful: theres some kind of incompatibility that causes AV to hang after a fraction of a second and wait for user interaction.

After hunting the Web for a few weeks to locate a solution, to no avail, I gave up on this kluge.

You might also need to migrate special files installed by your ArcView extensions if they placed them in idiosyncratic locations.

After a while you notice those--they are the ESRI fonts--and just grab whichever ones you like from the system.

Instead, Id try installing VirtualBox or VMWare Server and then installing XP.

Too much trouble for me; someone else can share their experiences with VMWare AV 3.x if they like.

Run these command from an administrative command prompt (edit to suit, see ss64 for usage ).

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You can simply download a 32 bit installshield engine - setup32.exe - and use that to install the AV3x files from original installation media - instead of the 16 bit setup.exe that normally comes with ArcView 3x.

Put setup32.exe in the same folder as the ArcView 3x installation stuff, double click, and it installs normally.

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