Re: QP Runtime Error

It works once, then same problem on the next start. I take it that the 
folder they point to is a session sequence record, added to each time the 
program starts. Renaming it causes Windows to create a new startup session 
record. It's a temporary work-around. I emailed to Corel Support to see when 
their fix is coming.

"lemoto" <ctech@corel.ca> wrote in message 
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>
> Gary:
>> Corel website gave this answer. Does it make sense?
>
> Yes, though the mechanics are not clear. Such apparently
> unrelated confusions do occur.
> Does it work?
> -- 
> Good wishes!
> Roy Lewis
> C_Tech volunteer
> (UK)
>
> 

Gary:
> Corel website gave this answer. Does it make sense?

Yes, though the mechanics are not clear. Such apparently 
unrelated confusions do occur.
Does it work?
-- 
Good wishes!
Roy Lewis
C_Tech volunteer
(UK)

When I first ran QP I opened a file that I had created with V.10 on my old 
PC. No problem there. It's after I shut down QP and then reopened that the 
trouble started. Haven't downloaded the MDAC_TYP file. The MS site did not 
show it as being compatible with Vista so I left it alone. Have not tried to 
uninstall the printer and reinstall it yet. Was hoping to get a fix from 
Corel before I try that. I can get by without QP X3 for a while but it 
certainly is annoying to pay that kind of money for a program that operates 
like a Beta version.

"lemoto" <ctech@corel.ca> wrote in message 
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>
> Gary:
>> It works once, then same problem on the next start. I take it that the
>> folder they point to is a session sequence record, added to each time
the
>> program starts.
>
> Yes; it notes the files you see listed on the File Menu after launching 
> QP.
> Usually, this works without any fuss. One might be tempted to think that
> Windows Permissions were an issue, but that if they were you would not be
> able to rename the key. Do you by chance delete or move any of the 9 most
> recently open files before next launching QP?
>
> Did you try the other ideas?
> -- 
> Good wishes!
> Roy Lewis
> C_Tech volunteer
> (UK)
>
> 

Gary:
> It works once, then same problem on the next start. I take it that the 
> folder they point to is a session sequence record, added to each time the 
> program starts.

Yes; it notes the files you see listed on the File Menu after launching QP.
Usually, this works without any fuss. One might be tempted to think that 
Windows Permissions were an issue, but that if they were you would not be 
able to rename the key. Do you by chance delete or move any of the 9 most 
recently open files before next launching QP?

Did you try the other ideas?
-- 
Good wishes!
Roy Lewis
C_Tech volunteer
(UK)

Gary:
> it 
> certainly is annoying to pay that kind of money for a program that operates

> like a Beta version.

Be assured: this results from a glitch on your system.
I Launch, Open, Save, Save As without let or hindrance.

If you do not usually log on as an Administrator, you could try doing that, 
though it does not seem very likely to help.
-- 
Good wishes!
Roy Lewis
C_Tech volunteer
(UK)