Author: Robert Wilkins
Date: 01:01:10 12/05/98
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The problem is caused by the beta version of Internet Explorer 5.0 which has an updated dll that is not compatible with CM6000. I was informed by Mindscape this evening that a fix is in the works and should be out next week. Thanks to all for their interest and help!! On December 04, 1998 at 20:01:41, Micheal Cummings wrote: > >On December 04, 1998 at 13:43:53, Matthew Herman wrote: > >>On December 04, 1998 at 13:39:53, Robert Wilkins wrote: >> >>> When I start CM6000 i get an error which reads " Error! Incorrect Version >>>number 5 for comctl32.dll, version " with an OK button to click also in the >>>window. When I click the button it goes away and all seems to function ok. >>>When I was reloaded the program it told me that my system did not need the >>>update for this dll file. I e-mailed Mindscape to just send me a raw copy of the >>>dll but to no avail - they did send me a self extracting file that was suppposed >>>to be the dll in question but again my system said it did not need this update. >>>Any suggestions or if someone would be kind enough to e-mail me a copy of the >>>file I would like to do a manual install and see if it works. >>> >>>Robert Wilkins - db@helix.net >>> >>>Thanks >> >>I got the exact same error! However, you CAN run the program and nothing happens >>abnormally. > > >This problem occured a few weeks ago when someone posted the same problem on >here. >So if you search a few weeks back, you will find your answers hopefully. >There could be various reasons for this error, some of the newer beta software >uses a newer dll files, which is not stable. The one that comes with CM6K is the >best and most stable at the moment. It is also the one that comes with WIN98. > >So maybe you have a new beta dll and that is why it is saying not to load the >older one. > >I think the other guy who had this problem just did a re-install of Win98 and >everything was fine.
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