In the meantime: Egon, is the bug still showing if you create the Mouse instead of the keyboard?
Edit: Forget about it...seems like 0.71a does indeed fixes the Win2K-problem, but somehow the app mixed the lwjgl.dll in the dll-path with the one lying around in lib/ext (i wasn't aware of it...must have placed it there while tracking the keyboard-bug some days ago and forgot to remove it). After deleting the one in "ext", it works. I don't understand that though, because it told me that it couldn't find the lwjgl.dll if i haven't set the dll-path to the correct 0.71a. But when i did, it somehow grabbed the one in "ext" too... :?:
However, seems to work fine now. Now the NT4 problem remains and i can't help you there tomorrow, because NT4 is running on my machine at work only. I can't to anything more than testing a new version during a break or so.
Edit2: Re-checked this behaviour:
0.7 in the lib-path (-Djava.library.path=lib\lwjgl-0.7\) only makes *boom*
0.7 in "lib/ext" only gives me a "where's lwjgl?"-message
0.71a in the lib-path and 0.7 in "ext" makes *boom*
0.71a in lib-path while "ext" doesn't contain any lwjgl stuff works
What i don't get is, that 0.7 in "ext" alone doesn't seem to do be recognized but in addition to the 0.71a in the lib-path, it somehow is. Then again, renaming the lwjgl_d.dll in my lib-path to lwjgl.dll gives me debug-output but still crashes. How can this be, if he grabs the dll from ext...
Then again, i don't know much about the way Windows handles DLL-stuff...