I updated to release 10.2.10 when prompted tonight and got runtime error 432 when saving a new project.
I uninstalled 10.2.10, downloaded the full release and installed as administrator. I ran release 10.2.10 as administrator and still get runtime error 432.
My operating system is Vista and I have run InnoScript successfully many times in the past.
Please Help.
Claude
That error may have something to do with your VB Runtime files for Vista. InnoScript does not deploy the Runtime Files on Vista. It seems that possibly one of the VB Runtime files was unregistered. Let me check and get back to you...
I loaded up a fresh copy of Vista and installed InnoScript 10.2.10, I saved a new project many times and no error. I installed VB6 then ran InnoScript saved projects with no error. I cannot recreate the error you have.
What version of InnoScript were you upgrading from?
Are you installing programs with UAC on?
The last working version of InnoScript on my computer is 9.3.4.
I installed the update to a separate folder named InnoScript10 and did not overwrite Release 9.3.4.
Release 9.3.4 still works.
I uninstalled Release 10.2.10 and deleted all InnoScript10 folders I found.
I reinstalled VB6 Service Pack 6 and the cumulative update to VB6 SP6. UAC is on but I right clicked on the exe and msi and ran them as administrator.
I redownloaded Release 10.2.10 and installed it as an administrator.
I started release 10.2.10 using run as administrator and opened an old project which runs in Release 9.3.4, tried to generate the script and got runtime error 432.
What should I do next?
Claude
Wait a minute, You state that the old 9.x version is working. That may be the reason, the dlls were changed for the 10.x version and should have possibly made the 9.x version not run. So if the 9.x version is running you may have a dll conflict. Check for RSGenrtnsW.dll and RSGenrtns.dll in the Public FilesCommon FilesRandem SystemsRelease folder
No, that isn't it. I installed 9.3.4 and both versions worked. I will check something else...
What you can do is to use Filemon by System Internals (owned by Microsoft now) at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896642.aspx (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896642.aspx) to monitor file activity on InnoScript to find out what file you are having a problem with. Let me know what you find.
Here is the Process Monitor log.
claudec8,
The only thing I can ascertain from the logs at present is that you are using Norton Anti-Virus and that may have some effect. In some A/V packages version 10 of InnoScript has registered a false positive. Now if that is happening on your system it would explain why version 9 runs and version 10 does not.
Also can you zip an post the .err, .dbg and .log files from the InnoScript run. They may be helpful. They can be found here:
C:UsersClaudeAppDataLocalRandem SystemsInnoScriptReleaseRSTools Log
C:UsersClaudeAppDataLocalRandem SystemsInnoScriptReleaseLog
Is this Process Monitor log stopped at the time of the error?
Well, the Norton idea was a bust. All Norton did was slow InnoScript down to a crawl... but no problems. I will keep checking.
The Process Monitor log was open through the crash.
Attached are the logs and some screen shots.
Perhaps you could zip and send me these files these (.pjt, .exe and .vbp) files? You have given me more info this time to check.
Note: The .vbp file contains no code...
See if you can create a new project with no problems. That should narrow this down a bit.
Also what I meant, Did you stop the Process Monitor at the time of the error?
Thanks
Update: I tested with a project from 9.3.4 and no problem existed either, so I am guessing it has something to do with the format of your project file or files in your project.
So, I need to work with your files to see if I can reproduce the error you see.
Here are the VB project file and exe.
You are missing the InnoScript Project File (.pjt) in the .zip file... I really need that
I have never been able to save an innoscript project file with 10.2.10. Here is an old project file from 9.3.4.
I need exactly what you are having trouble with... I will let you know what I find.
No matter what I do I cannot get the error you describe or any error at all. What is the date and time of the InnoScript.exe file you have?
I created a very simple VB6 program and compiled it. I opened a new IS project and called it Project1. I pointed IS to the VB6 project file and tried to save the IS project. IS croaked. A scrfeen shot of the error message is attached.
Attached are the VB6 files and project monitor log file. Prior to starting IS, I opened project monitor, set a filter to InnoScript and did nothing else until I had opened IS, tried to save the IS project and got the error message.
innoscript.exe 3/10/2010 1:24 PM
I was really hoping project monitor would identify the dll that was the problem.
It may be able to but the focus was on InnoScript.exe. If another process opened the file (like an infection) then it would not should in the project monitor that was only focused on InnoScript.
Here is a logfile which I hope has everything. I started capturing, ran IS, tried to save a project and failed, stopped capturing. Let me know what to do next.
Thanks.
Looking thru the logs. A few questions:
1 - What is your Vista installation
2 - What Service Pack do you have installed
3 - What version of Norton Security is installed
Also could you run a log just of the following:
Get to the point where you will press a button and the error happens. Switch to the Process Monitor and clear the log. Switch back to InnoScript then press the button to get the error. After the error stop the capture, save the log then post the log.
In the logs it seems that most of the errors in the log stem from Norton Internet Security. Is your copy activated or has it expired?
It has been confirmed, Norton is at least one of your problems. Your system seems to have been compromised. Please read https://randemsystems.support/expert-computer-repair/virus-problems/ (https://randemsystems.support/expert-computer-repair/virus-problems/) for some helpful information.
I looked at the log you posted and compared it to the one I created on Vista here and the differences basically all had to do with Norton Internet Security. In all cases in your system the access to Norton files and folders was denied. On my system the all succeeded.
Thanks for your help. Now for the fun part of cleaning up my computer.
Claude
Let me know of your progress and if you need some assistance. Hope the link helps.