Ah, the strange ways of Windows/ArcView...

After noticing that the segmentation violation always occurred immediately
after the message "Getting Printer Information...", I changed the print
drivers on the new computer from the latest drivers (downloaded from the
HP website) to the Windows print drivers.
Voil=E0 - problem solved.

Thanks to all who responded, some with some fairly complex solutions...
fortunately, a simple solution was all it took.

eric  <NischaneC@STATE.MI.US>
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Original Question:

Hello, all...

I looked through the archives and couldn't find anything on this problem...
 perhaps one of the great minds out there can shed some light where I am
coming up blank.

I recently got a new Win2000 dual Pentium workstation with 2 hard drives
in RAID 1 configuration.  Because of the RAID configuration, I have in
essence only one hard drive, C.  On the old workstation, all of my GIS
data and projects were on the D: drive.

So, I transferred all of my folders to the new workstation, putting them
in a folder called C:\GIS\, leaving the rest of the file trees as they
were (I.e., D:\projects\highways.apr became C:\GIS\projects\highways.apr).
 I opened a project in a text editor and used "Find and Replace..." to
replace all of the D:/ values with C:/GIS/, but upon opening the project I
get the dreaded and equivocal Segmentation Violation.  Thinking that
perhaps I had messed up the files, I opened a project that hadn't been
modified in notepad and went through the "Where is..." routine.  Still get
a Segmentation Violation, unable to open project.

Any Ideas?  Has anyone else encountered this?

Thanks in advance

Eric