Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Mnjul
So you don't need my file?
OK

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Oh yes, please send it to me. Although I think my program will show WinXP styles well, I'd like to see your file. Please send it.

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Originally posted by Mippo
Euh... it says 'Runtime Error 5' on my Win98SE machine when I select two language files (the file that I'm going to save to is empty). Is this a bug or a known issue?

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Well, at first Windows 9x/Me isn't supported but I've made some changes to support some languages (Spanish, French, and few more) so you should use Windows NT/2K/XP.
And about the error... I think that the language file you are trying to open (as if it was DefaultLg.dat) contains a line without the equal ("=") sign. That is due to a bad translation of that file (the translator of that file put a carriage return into a value). In the next version that will be fixed, but if not... don't try to open language files instead of DefaultLg.dat.
BTW, there is no problem is you select an empty or inexistent file to save, but it's much better to put (manually) the sections [FileInfo] and [Font] (if reqiuered) before using the prog. That way you won't get wrong saved files if using complex languages.

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Originally posted by PT_KiD
the program gives me an error of a missing file..

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The program requieres the Visual Basic 6 RunTime files.

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Originally posted by Mnjul
Choli, I suggest you upload a setup file, besides the singal program .exe file. Users without Visual Basic may encounter file missing problem.

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Well but I won't upload here because it's very large. I'll put the link on the first post when it'll be ready (I think no more 1 hour later).

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Updated the program. at the first post. Also put there a link to the requiered files (VB runtime). If any other file is requiered, let me know and I'll update them. Mippo's bug should be corrected now. The program should have XP style (in XP, of course ). Some minor things have been corrected and/or improved. And RTL languages.... well, I've changed something. The are not saved correctly but are they shown well? Wiht right-alignment? left-alignment? RTL languages are harder to be supported than I imagined.
* Choli slaps RTL languages again around a bit with a large trout.