Note: This is arriving too late for Friday morning assistance. I forgot to put AMMRL in the subject line. My fault - again. Folks, I'm up against a deadline and have fallen behind due to the need for extensive physical therapy. Therefore, I need some hand-holding. I installed Red Hat linux on a Dell Precision 390n from Varian's DVD (you have to rejumper the optical drives so the DVD is master and the CD is slave). It appeared to load as intended. The computer is configured to Varian's specs. I installed vnmrJ 2.1B in the usual fashion. On creating a user in vnmrj adm, I get an error message about "can't create experiment 1." On running vnmrJ, I get an unresponsive display and a terminal error message about the X11 environment. This computer will be a standalone workstation for remote X-sessions by organic chemistry lab. They want it ready Tuesday. I wonder if someone can talk me through it Friday morning. If you can, drop me an email and I will call from the phone across the hall next to the computer. (I sort of expected a KDE toolbar with a vnmrJ icon.) Thanks, Bill William C. Stevens, Ph.D. Director Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL 62901-4405 618-453-6498 voice -6408 fax 521-9892 cell http://opie.nmr.siu.edu