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Subject: Re: Help with CM6K

Author: Sarah Bird

Date: 19:57:02 04/24/99

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On April 24, 1999 at 22:03:44, Micheal Cummings wrote:

>
>On April 24, 1999 at 20:35:03, Sarah Bird wrote:
>
>>Hi all !!
>>I have had cm6k installed for a long time, i have the latest patch but recently
>>I cannot run it despite re-installing lots of times.
>>
>>I have also re-loaded windows and run scandisk then re-installed but get the
>>following error message. The DBENV.DLL file is linked to missing export
>>COMCTL32.DLL InitCommonControlsEx and a cm6k message that reads a device
>>attached to the system is not functioning.
>>
>>I am now having a similar problem with Fritz 5.32 which I have had a couple of
>>months, after a few moves it says This program has performed an illegal
>>operation and will be shut down.
>>
>>I think I have something wrong with the computer but when I re-load windows 95
>>things seem to work fine yet the chess programs won't run.
>>
>>I would appreciate any help at all.
>>Thanks.
>>UltraB
>
>I am not sure in your situation, but I know the very latest COMCTL32.DLL does
>not work to well with CM6K. So if you have explorer 5 then you can thank
>Microsoft for stuffing up your system.
>
>I have also found that the COMCTL32.DLL file also stuffs up some of my other
>programs. I loaded Internet Explorer 5 and it really stuffed my system up, error
>everywhere. and this is true with other people I know.
>
>So have a look at that and if no help there, then I do not know. But I would
>Blame Miscrosoft anyway, they usually are the cause for things like this.

No I have outlook express and Internet explorer 4.0, it just seems odd that they
would be fine for months and then something is wrong. I don't know very much
about computers but it seems like the problem is with windows yet I re-loaded
everything on the whole computer and still the chess programs won't work??.
UltraB




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