hehe np ...... and cheers

LOL, I didn't see this. I was going to ask but thought, nah, don't push it man! Thanks. And of course I'm STILL waiting for Vista Shouldn't be long now, a few min. Then I'll post how it went.

Cheers,

Paul

No Luck Steve I still get the error. It will not register that file for anything. It says it's not found when registering. Also, it's not seeming to extract the files from the zip quite right. There is only the cookie icon and log file. I am going to try something, but the MXXXXX.OCX file isn't found in the sys32 folder.

Can you try either the Basic or Full Install packages?

Whats strange is, Tom tried it on his Vista system (Vista Ultimate) and it worked perfectly apparently

One of the many reasons I'm partially glad I don't have it, hehe

Well, I got it to go to load FINALLY in sys32 and then got this... btw, I did try both, no go..

I'm going to disable the annoying UAC. I'll see if that works as I am thinking even though I run or give permissions, it isn't going to matter until it's off. I'll let you know.

AAARRGG! friggin updates!!! Takes forever! I am beginning to absolutely HATE Vista!

If that doesn't work, can you right click the .exe and try running it as admin?

YEP, UAC was blocking it OK, I know for the kiddies out there, no you shouldn't disable it, however, I work with this crap all the time and it is SOOOOOO gone! Vista is running better, things are working, keep UAC MS, I don't want it. I would think I can control my own damn system. At least they were gracious enough to let us disable it. Next time, who knows?

That said, it's working perfectly, no registering, etc.. it extracted, and simply clicked


EDIT, lol, yep, did all the right clicks, even gave permission to everything, etc.. unblock, run as admin... the only thing that worked was the stupid UAC getting disabled.

Although, this isn't good news for you is it? I wonder if it's due to me having business, not ultimate.


EDIT: Ok, I re-enabled UAC since I'm sadistic, and now it will run if I allow it from the pop up even. So far I had to disable and re-enable UAC which worked. I don't know if this helps at all but...

EDIT2: was doing some searching and found that others have had to do the same steps for other programs due to UAC, they could register different dll's but not get the program to run. So they seem to have done the same, disable then for "ahem safety" re-enable after and restart. So it's not just cookie info which I already figured but wanted to check.

Cheers,

Paul

lol bleedin Vista .......... cheers for letting me know