said:
>=20
[snip]
>=20
> As you probably know, pmview embedded you key in the code. This means
> that it must unpack and repack part of exe. I suspect this is failing.=
=20
> Perhaps there is some code that is not SMP safe.
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> For those interested in the gory details, like Google, lxlite is your
> friend. In this case it's
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> lxlite -c:exemap -vf- pmview.exe
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> which for you exe reports
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> Non-Resident Names Table
> Index Name =20
> 00761 =D3
> 01828 =01 =A8=02
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> which not only looks wrong, but it is wrong. What should be there is
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> Non-Resident Names Table
> Index Name =20
> 00000 PMView (c) 1992-2005 Peter Nielsen. Reverse engineering
> prohibited by law.
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I tried un-installing, then re-installing on the SMP machine, checking=20
with lxlite before and after clicking OK on the license info. It was=20
correct both times. The mystery deepens. I don't know of any way to=20
re-create this now.
I guess I'll forward this to Peter. Maybe he can make some sense of it!
Thanks for all your help, as usual!
--=20
Tom Brown, Catherder
thombrown at san dot rr dot com
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