For anyone who's getting the 'invalid destination drive' error message, try running the DDClip Setup installer in Win95 compatibility mode. To do this right-click on the Setup.exe file, select Properties and then click on the Compatibility tab.
Click the checkbox 'Run this program in compatibility mode for:', and select 'Windows 95' from the pull-down menu.
This worked for me and I hope it will for others since the DDClip writers are too bloody lazy to provide any fixes or workarounds for themselves.
Invalid Destination Drive fix for WinXP
For anyone who's getting the 'invalid destination drive' error message, try running the DDClip Setup installer in Win95 compatibility mode. To do this right-click on the Setup.exe file, select Properties and then click on the Compatibility tab.
Click the checkbox 'Run this program in compatibility mode for:', and select 'Windows 95' from the pull-down menu.
This worked for me and I hope it will for others since the DDClip writers are too bloody lazy to provide any fixes or workarounds for themselves.
-McTee