Crashing

Started by randem, September 30, 2007, 11:29:36 AM

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harold_adams

The error appeared at the beginning of the Installation, just before the Crystal Reports Redistribution packet was loaded. Both laptops were clean. I was signed on as the administrator on both computers.  These are the exact same fails as on the Vista machines.  I will change PrivilegesRequired and let you know the results.  To make things more difficult, we just installed the program on an XP Desk Top with no problem.  Cannot get the Lap Tops to load. One is a HP and the other a Sony.

Randem

So, when do you get the error, When you attempt to register it yourself?
Do these files already exist on your computer before installation?
 
This is probably your culprit:
 
PrivilegesRequired=None
 
You need administrative privileges to register. you should have gotten an error message of some sort if you were not an administrator.

harold_adams

No problems when installing.
I deleted the contents of Beta.tpl
Will try to install on XP tonight

Randem

Oops... This is bad
 
AppId=InnoScript Beta
 
Please edit the Beta.tpl file and delete the contents of the file and re save.
 
Do you get any error on the install for those three files you mentioned?
 
Have you tried the install on XP?

harold_adams

It is me again, you know, the guy who uses Mac for internet and does his work on Windows XP Pro.
The iss is attached.  I am using Innoscript 9.0 build 6

Randem

Please start a new thread for new problems.
 
Please indicate what version of InnoScript you have. The latest version doesn't exactly say much for some user say they have the latest and are indeed several revisions behind.
 
You will need to post your script for me to see if I see anything.

harold_adams

I am using the latest version of Innoscript, VB6, Crystal Reports 11, trying to install on Vista.
Setup will not register DBGRID32.ocx but I can do that manually.  What I cannot get registered is tabctl32.ocx and mscomctl.ocx.  The fail is Class not registered 00000010-0000-0010-8000-00AA006D2EA4.  Have any suggestions?  I know it is Vista but there has got to be a way.

Randem

Great, The InnoScript.ini file held old form information that was rendered from the last exe. All it did was duplicate that. When you renamed the ini file InnoScript had to create new information because none were present.

mitty

Sorry, forgot to try it with the ini renamed.  When I did that, the screen rendered correctly at 1280x1024.  Thanks.

Randem

hmmm... those calculation are there for the tabbed control to be a little less than the size of the container to allow room for the buttons. Perhaps you can post the image. It was tested on a resolution much surpassing 1280x800 and showed perfectly. Did you rename the InnoScrip.ini file and run the app?

mitty

Good progress.  The tabbed control now shows a border at the point where the screen previously just went gray.  I can drag the border to resize the tabbed control to full height and, voila!, the buttons become visible.  To finish the job, maybe you just need to do something like setting the height of the tabbed control equal to the height of its container?

Randem

Ok, here is another attempt this should get it (Use same procedure as before). If the inside window doesn't maximize you will need to rename the innoscript.ini file.
 

Randem

OK, Still working on it...

mitty

OK.  I thought it was a patch.  Moved it, ran it.  No joy.  Screen rendering same as before.

Randem

Actually it should not work from your desktop. You would need to rename your old version of the file and copy that file into your InnoScript folder where the original was for it to operate.