In order for the RSA encryption functions in cryptlib (ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/security/crypl110.zip, but that one's without the RSA stuff for reasons which will become apparent) to work, I need to find someone to test the Win95 and WinNT random-number generation code, which calls various Win32 statistics-monitoring functions to seed its internal random number pool. I've written most of the code, but since some of the documentation for the API's is pretty dodgy, it'll need a bit of debugging and testing to get going. Is there anyone here who can help with this? I estimate that it's an hour or so of work for the Win95 side (which has Toolhelp32), and maybe half a day for NT (which has the incredibly complex registry-walking system and semi-documented network statistics gathering). There are two files to compile, with a total size of about 20K. I can't do it myself since I don't have easy access to any sort of Win32 system. Oh yes, this part of the code has nothing to do with crypto, so there are no problems with US people doing it. Peter.