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Macromedia Projector and XP
I have just completed a clean install of XP Pro SP2 and am trying to install
Broadband software, but when trying to run the disc I keep getting the following error message "Macromedia Projector has encountered a problem and needs to close". Is it a driver problem? Thanks in advance for any help. |
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Macromedia Projector and XP
Masiv wrote:
I have just completed a clean install of XP Pro SP2 and am trying to install Broadband software, but when trying to run the disc I keep getting the following error message "Macromedia Projector has encountered a problem and needs to close". Is it a driver problem? Thanks in advance for any help. Do you *need* to install the software to use your broadband? (Most of the time - it is totally unnecessary - and in my opinion - should be avoided.) Sounds like it was made *a long time ago* - but, you can either try to run it in compatibility mode and/or install the latest versions of Adobe Flash and Shockwave and hope for the best. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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Macromedia Projector and XP
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 18:56:01 -0800, Masiv
wrote: I have just completed a clean install of XP Pro SP2 and am trying to install Broadband software, but when trying to run the disc I keep getting the following error message "Macromedia Projector has encountered a problem and needs to close". Is it a driver problem? Thanks in advance for any help. Exactly what do you mean by "Broadband software"? What does it consist of? Is this software that was provided by your ISP? If it was provided by your ISP, almost certainly you don't need it, and it may not even be desirable. You are usually better off just running the software that's part of Windows. -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup |
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