New computer - no plugins

I have been a faithful user of PSP for years and years and years.
I installed PSP X and configured all my plugins however, while it shows they 
are there, none of them work.  Bah Humbug!
I do have the update to show 10.10 but since I transferred the program via 
USB I'm thinking that's the problem.
Any ideas how to set things right?

THANKS!
Claire 

"Claire" <ceeseglem@gmail.com> wrote in
news:47ebddce$1_2@cnews:

> However, no plug-in work (yet) for PSPX. 

You might want to consider reinstalling PSPX.  And, when you do so, make 
sure to first download the 3 patches from the Corel site.  After 
installation, each patch has to be installed, in order, one at a time.  If 
I recall correctly there was some issue with PSPX when it first came out 
where the plugins wouldn't load, and I can't recall what caused it.  But I 
believe it was eventually fixed with the patches.

Regards,

JoeB

"Trev" <trevbowden@dsl.pipex.cominvalid> wrote in
news:47ebea82$1_1
@cnews:

> 
> Claire wrote:
>> Thanks for your suggestion, Joe....... I would love to do that but
>> for some reason I can't find the 'secret code' that came with the
>> disk and documentation.
>> It presently works fine (except for the plug-in) and I know that the
>> installation 'code' has to be on my HD somewhere, I just can't find
>> it. Fortunately, I have everything for PSP XI.
>>
>> Claire
>>
>> "JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> wrote in message
>> news:Xns9A6E7B29EA396JoeB@207.107.16.194...
>>>
>>> "Claire" <ceeseglem@gmail.com> wrote in
news:47ebddce$1_2@cnews:
>>>
>>>> However, no plug-in work (yet) for PSPX.
>>>
>>> You might want to consider reinstalling PSPX.  And, when you do
so,
>>> make sure to first download the 3 patches from the Corel site.  
After
>>> installation, each patch has to be installed, in order, one at a
>>> time.  If I recall correctly there was some issue with PSPX when
it
>>> first came out where the plugins wouldn't load, and I can't recall
>>> what caused it.  But I believe it was eventually fixed with the
>>> patches. Regards,
>>>
>>> JoeB
> 
> Oh for got the problem had something to do with whether the browser 
was 
> closed before closing PSP x

Thanks for the reminder.  Yes, with PSPX, if the browser wasn't closed 
before closing PSPX, then the next time you opened the program the 
plugins didn't show up, so you had to close the browser before shutting 
down the program.  I think that the patches fixed that.

Regards,

JoeB

OK, don't laugh, but.........
The addition of Msvert10.dll worked perfectly...... for PSP XI (after I had
to disable something in the data protection or whatever.....)
However, no plug-in work (yet) for PSPX.  That's OK, I like to work with X
mostly and if I have to go to XI for Pool Shadow, I can work with that.
Anyway, THANKS!  That's a lifesaver......

Claire

"Tim Morrison" <timmorr64@XremoveXhotmail.com> wrote in message

news:47eb7af7_1@cnews...
>
> Claire wrote:
>> I have been a faithful user of PSP for years and years and years.
>> I installed PSP X and configured all my plugins however, while it
>> shows they are there, none of them work.  Bah Humbug!
>> I do have the update to show 10.10 but since I transferred the
>> program via USB I'm thinking that's the problem.
>> Any ideas how to set things right?
>>
>> THANKS!
>> Claire
>
> You'll probably have much better luck if you install the program from the 
> original CD or downloaded installation files. You will also need to make 
> sure that File > Preferences > File Locations > Plug-ins has a
link to the 
> correct location.
> There are several other things that might effect how well plugins work...
>
> You might need to place a copy of an old Microsoft DLL called 
> "Msvcrt10.dll" in your Windows System Folder. You can download a
copy from 
> http://ftp.jasc.com/pub/zips/msvcrt10.zip. Unzip it and copy the file to 
> C:\Windows\System32.
> Some other plugins (not all that many though) need a file called 
> Plugins.dll to be installed too. There are copies of this file floating 
> around the internet, but the file is an Adobe one, and you would be using 
> it illegally if you don't own a legitimate copy of one of the Adobe 
> programs that includes it.
> Some plugins can just have their file copied to the plugin folder, but 
> some need to be installed, so that other important files are copied to the

> correct place.
> Some plugins made for versions of Photoshop later than version 5.5, won't 
> work with anything other than Photoshop.
> No plugins in PSP will work on 16 bit per channel (also known as 48 bit) 
> images. You may need to reduce the colour depth to  "RGB - 8
bits/channel" 
> for the plugin to work. (This is the same as what was described as "16

> Million Colors (24 bit)" in older versions of PSP).
> Some plugins won't work with Vista. You may be able to get an updated 
> version of the plugin from the author, but some plugins are old and 
> development ceased a very long time ago. And Vista is incompatible with 
> lots of software.
>
>
> -- 
> Tim Morrison
> C-Tech Volunteer
>
> 

Thanks for your suggestion, Joe....... I would love to do that but for some 
reason I can't find the 'secret code' that came with the disk and 
documentation.
It presently works fine (except for the plug-in) and I know that the 
installation 'code' has to be on my HD somewhere, I just can't find it. 
Fortunately, I have everything for PSP XI.

Claire

"JoeB" <mymail@myserver.com> wrote in message 
news:Xns9A6E7B29EA396JoeB@207.107.16.194...
>
> "Claire" <ceeseglem@gmail.com> wrote in
news:47ebddce$1_2@cnews:
>
>> However, no plug-in work (yet) for PSPX.
>
> You might want to consider reinstalling PSPX.  And, when you do so, make
> sure to first download the 3 patches from the Corel site.  After
> installation, each patch has to be installed, in order, one at a time.  If
> I recall correctly there was some issue with PSPX when it first came out
> where the plugins wouldn't load, and I can't recall what caused it.  But I
> believe it was eventually fixed with the patches.
>
> Regards,
>
> JoeB
>