If it's a must have for you, you could try buying a copy of Crossover, which is a commercial version of Wine that employs several Wine developers. Anyone who o

If it's a must have for you, you could try buying a copy of Crossover, which is a commercial version of Wine that employs several Wine developers. Anyone who owns Crossover is entitled to support, and you may be able to then submit your specific program over to the devs to take a look and see if they can figure out why it's not working.* Note: I say "might" and "may" because buying a Crossover license doesn't automatically entitle you to demand support for any obscure program you can think of. The developers will take a look at your logs and offer suggestions with no guarantee of a fix. But it is a way of supporting Wine development.