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Date:	Thu, 10 Apr 2003 07:49:05 PDT
From:	<eyeleica@lvcm.com >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: VpImgEdt.dll problem

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I wasn't able to make myself clear last night on the SCOUG-help irc chat
about an error I am getting when I try to open the WarpZip program.
Perhaps I can do a better job with an email.

When I try to open WarpZip, I get an error message that says, " Error!
VPImgEdt.DLL" There is a radio button --OK-- which when engaged starts
the WarpZip program for a moment and this page appears with the heading:
"Application Ended: Close STDIO Window To EXIT"

The text on the page says:

1837 +++ Call Uzloadfuncs;
REX0043: Error 43 running D:\WARP ZIP\WARPZIP.EXE, line 1837: Routine
not found
17 +++ Call 256_1099.0 2147484014 1099;
17 +++ Interpret_VPEventCall;

I am not able to run WarpZip to unzip any other packages. That is, when
trying to unzip a program with the OPEN AS--warpzip, the message above
appears.

I did a search using the Find Objects program (flashlight icon) for the
VpImgEdt.dll file and none were found, but when WarpZip is installed, that
file is listed as a file being installed with the rest of WarpZip files.
I find that interesting as Steven L stated that www indicates that more
than one VpImgEdt.dll files exist.

At any rate, I have tried uninstalling WarpZip and reinstalling in
different directories and different drives with the same result.

Anyone have any recommendations as to fixing this error ?

butch

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