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CloudMe will also load with dnsapi.dll from ReactOS 0.2.6. http://download.reactos.org/reactos/ReactOS/0.2.6/reactos0.2.6-REL-iso.zip

You need to have KexStub installed with the definition below in kstub822.ini to be able to load CloudMe. [Dnsapi.dll] DnsQuery_W=f6 Not sure if it's fully functional as I am not interested in this app but it sure loads OK. (Latest version as I couldn't find 1.8.8.) Edit: You also need to add a definition for DnsRecordListFree. I had forgotten all about this dummy dnsapi.dll I made a while back and dumped in my sys dir. Turns out it's handling that function but KexStub will do the job too (and certainly better).

You need to to use msvcr70 as msvcrt and your issue with LIBSTDC++-6 will be gone. No KernelEx version handles missing msvcrt functions AFAIK (and trying to use KexStub for that doesn't even let me fully boot).

LOL (not funny in reality), between this and Facebook which asks you for your email password when you register so they can "help you find your friends", you've got to wonder what's coming next in the grand spy scheme of those IT behemoths, harvesting everybody's biometric data no doubt.

and then :angrym: and then to finish with for me from all I read from you guys.

Can you scan with Canon's own bundled software (Scangear Toolbox CS or similar as comes with my Canoscan N1220U presumably)? It always works here. I also get communication errors sometimes when trying to acquire from the N1220U into third party software. If I then run the Scangear Toolbox briefly I can scan normally after that into whatever software supporting TWAIN. As for your scanner not appearing in Scanners and Cameras, its drivers probably don't support that interface just as with mine.

Works for me too on Opera 12.02.

Because you sound hostile, simple as that.

JDK8 working with .9 release and psapi.dll jumper posted (used to work with my psapi hack before that too). Current JDK9B60 also requires Kernel32 SetFileInformationByHandle which can be set in kstub821 for now. I can run all apps I tested with either of those except for Geogebra which fails with both and with Java 7 too whereas it runs fine with Java 6, an OpenGL issue apparently. As a few java apps I use fairly regularly such as Pixelitor now requires Java 8 I've set Javaw.exe from JDK8 as the as the default program for opening jar files. I did not find it necessary to edit any other paths in autoexec.bat or the registry btw which most certainly all still point to my installed Java 6.

Look up under those keys for removing Printers from My Computer (and delete the subkeys corresponding to the Printers CLSID): HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MyComputer\Namespace HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer\MyComputer\NameSpace Control Panel can be hidden through a policy setting but I think (I might be wrong) this will hide anything that is not drives in My Computer which might not always be desirable.. http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kbase/WindowsTips/WindowsNT/RegistryTips/Customization/HideControlPanelPrintersandMyComputerFoldersinExplorer.html

On Windows ME there is no sticpl.cpl.The scanners and cameras control panel item is created by wiashext.dll. See screenshot for all files related to image aquisition I have on my ME system (may not be entirely complete).

Odd, Opera 12.02 runs fine here with .9 release and I am on Win ME too..

As expected, no change with this version. I remembered about the Dr Watson tool and here is what it shows of the crash, looks like it could be more helpful than faultlog.: Command line: "C:\PROGRAM FILES\GIMP\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins\blur-gauss.exe" -gimp 100 99 -run 0Trap 0e 0000 - Invalid page faulteax=00000000 ebx=0000000b ecx=00c2ad60 edx=8384003d esi=00000000 edi=0000000beip=7c00ef24 esp=0073fad4 ebp=0073fb04 -- -- -- nv up EI pl nz AC po nccs=0177 ss=017f ds=017f es=017f fs=4a6f gs=0000MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf24:>0177:7c00ef24 8b06 mov eax,dword ptr [esi] sel type base lim/bot ---- ---- -------- --------cs 0177 r-x- 00000000 ffffffffss 017f rw-e 00000000 0000ffffds 017f rw-e 00000000 0000ffffes 017f rw-e 00000000 0000fffffs 4a6f rw-- 8337ccfc 00000037gs 0000 ----stack base: 00540000TIB limits: 00736000 - 00740000-- exception record -- Exception Code: c0000005 (access violation)Exception Address: 7c00ef24 (MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf24) Exception Info: 00000000 ffffffffMSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf24:>0177:7c00ef24 8b06 mov eax,dword ptr [esi] 0177:7c00ef1a 741d jz 7c00ef39 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf39 0177:7c00ef1c 6685c0 test ax,ax 0177:7c00ef1f 7418 jz 7c00ef39 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf39 0177:7c00ef21 83c604 add esi,+04MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf24:*0177:7c00ef24 8b06 mov eax,dword ptr [esi] 0177:7c00ef26 85c0 test eax,eax 0177:7c00ef28 75d4 jnz 7c00eefe = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdefe 0177:7c00ef2a 8bc6 mov eax,esi 0177:7c00ef2c 2b05c095047c sub eax,dword ptr [7c0495c0] 0177:7c00ef32 5e pop esi 0177:7c00ef33 c1f802 sar eax,02 0177:7c00ef36 f7d8 neg eax 0177:7c00ef38 c3 retd 0177:7c00ef39 8bc6 mov eax,esi 0177:7c00ef3b 2b05c095047c sub eax,dword ptr [7c0495c0] 0177:7c00ef41 5e pop esi 0177:7c00ef42 c1f802 sar eax,02 0177:7c00ef45 c3 retd 0177:7c00ef46 55 push ebp 0177:7c00ef47 8bec mov ebp,esp 0177:7c00ef49 51 push ecx 0177:7c00ef4a 33c9 xor ecx,ecx 0177:7c00ef4c 85ff test edi,edi 0177:7c00ef4e 8bc7 mov eax,edi 0177:7c00ef50 7502 jnz 7c00ef54 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf54 0177:7c00ef52 c9 leave 0177:7c00ef53 c3 retd 0177:7c00ef54 833f00 cmp dword ptr [edi],+00 0177:7c00ef57 7409 jz 7c00ef62 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf62 0177:7c00ef59 83c004 add eax,+04 0177:7c00ef5c 41 inc ecx 0177:7c00ef5d 833800 cmp dword ptr [eax],+00 0177:7c00ef60 75f7 jnz 7c00ef59 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf59 0177:7c00ef62 53 push ebx 0177:7c00ef63 8d ?db 8d 0177:7c00ef64 page not present---------------------- stack summary --017f:0073fb04 0177:7c00ef24 MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf24 (00c2ad10,00000001,00c2ad10,00c2ac30, 00c2a780,00c2a7f0,00c2ac30,7c0262e3)017f:0073fb58 0177:7c02624f MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0x2524f (00c2ac30,ffffffff,00000000,00000000, 00000000,833794f0,00c2adee,00c2a8b0)017f:0073fb98 0177:685ddfcb LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL:.text+0x1cfcb (66fd41cc,00c2ac90,00000001,00000003, 00c20c94,00908200,00c2a000,00000000)017f:00919000 0177:66fc1879 LIBGIMPUI-2.0-0.DLL:.text+0x879 (000002e8,00000003,0000000c,00000010, 00000000,00000000,00919040,00000000)-- stack trace --017f:0073fb04 0177:7c00ef24 MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf24 (00c2ad10,00000001,00c2ad10,00c2ac30, 00c2a780,00c2a7f0,00c2ac30,7c0262e3) 0177:7c00ef1a 741d jz 7c00ef39 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf39 0177:7c00ef1c 6685c0 test ax,ax 0177:7c00ef1f 7418 jz 7c00ef39 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf39 0177:7c00ef21 83c604 add esi,+04MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf24:*0177:7c00ef24 8b06 mov eax,dword ptr [esi] 0177:7c00ef26 85c0 test eax,eax 0177:7c00ef28 75d4 jnz 7c00eefe = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdefe 0177:7c00ef2a 8bc6 mov eax,esi 0177:7c00ef2c 2b05c095047c sub eax,dword ptr [7c0495c0] 0177:7c00ef32 5e pop esi 0177:7c00ef33 c1f802 sar eax,02 0177:7c00ef36 f7d8 neg eax 0177:7c00ef38 c3 retd 0177:7c00ef39 8bc6 mov eax,esi 0177:7c00ef3b 2b05c095047c sub eax,dword ptr [7c0495c0] 0177:7c00ef41 5e pop esi 0177:7c00ef42 c1f802 sar eax,02 0177:7c00ef45 c3 retd 0177:7c00ef46 55 push ebp 0177:7c00ef47 8bec mov ebp,esp 0177:7c00ef49 51 push ecx 0177:7c00ef4a 33c9 xor ecx,ecx 0177:7c00ef4c 85ff test edi,edi 0177:7c00ef4e 8bc7 mov eax,edi 0177:7c00ef50 7502 jnz 7c00ef54 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf54 0177:7c00ef52 c9 leave 0177:7c00ef53 c3 retd 0177:7c00ef54 833f00 cmp dword ptr [edi],+00 0177:7c00ef57 7409 jz 7c00ef62 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf62 0177:7c00ef59 83c004 add eax,+04 0177:7c00ef5c 41 inc ecx 0177:7c00ef5d 833800 cmp dword ptr [eax],+00 0177:7c00ef60 75f7 jnz 7c00ef59 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdf59 0177:7c00ef62 53 push ebx 0177:7c00ef63 8d ?db 8d 0177:7c00ef64 page not present--------------------017f:0073fb58 0177:7c02624f MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0x2524f (00c2ac30,ffffffff,00000000,00000000, 00000000,833794f0,00c2adee,00c2a8b0) 0177:7c026242 e808b2fdff call 7c00144f = MSVCRT.DLL!wcscpy 0177:7c026247 6a01 push +01 0177:7c026249 57 push edi 0177:7c02624a e8588dfeff call 7c00efa7 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0xdfa7MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0x2524f:*0177:7c02624f 83c410 add esp,+10 0177:7c026252 85c0 test eax,eax 0177:7c026254 740c jz 7c026262 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0x25262 0177:7c026256 57 push edi 0177:7c026257 e895bbfdff call 7c001df1 = MSVCRT.DLL!free 0177:7c02625c 59 pop ecx 0177:7c02625d 83c8ff or eax,-01 0177:7c026260 eb5d jmp 7c0262bf = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0x252bf 0177:7c026262 3935b895047c cmp dword ptr [7c0495b8],esi 0177:7c026268 55 push ebp 0177:7c026269 7451 jz 7c0262bc = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0x252bc 0177:7c02626b 8b3dd090037c mov edi,dword ptr [7c0390d0] -> KEXBASES.DLL:.text+0xf621 0177:7c026271 56 push esi 0177:7c026272 56 push esi 0177:7c026273 56 push esi 0177:7c026274 56 push esi 0177:7c026275 6aff push -01 0177:7c026277 53 push ebx 0177:7c026278 56 push esi 0177:7c026279 56 push esi 0177:7c02627a ffd7 call edi 0177:7c02627c 8bd8 mov ebx,eax 0177:7c02627e 3bde cmp ebx,esi 0177:7c026280 7505 jnz 7c026287 = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0x25287 0177:7c026282 83c8ff or eax,-01 0177:7c026285 eb37 jmp 7c0262be = MSVCRT.DLL:.text+0x252be 0177:7c026287 53 push ebx 0177:7c026288 e8d6b6fdff call 7c001963 = MSVCRT.DLL!malloc 0177:7c02628d 8b ?db 8b 0177:7c02628e e8 ?db e8 0177:7c02628f page not present--------------------017f:0073fb98 0177:685ddfcb LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL:.text+0x1cfcb (66fd41cc,00c2ac90,00000001,00000003, 00c20c94,00908200,00c2a000,00000000) 0177:685ddf92 c744240c00000000 mov dword ptr [esp+0c],00000000 0177:685ddf9a c744240800000000 mov dword ptr [esp+08],00000000 0177:685ddfa2 c7442404ffffffff mov dword ptr [esp+04],ffffffff 0177:685ddfaa 890424 mov dword ptr [esp],eax 0177:685ddfad 8945e4 mov dword ptr [ebp-1c],eax 0177:685ddfb0 e84b040400 call 6861e400 = LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL!g_utf8_to_utf16 0177:685ddfb5 8b55e4 mov edx,dword ptr [ebp-1c] 0177:685ddfb8 891424 mov dword ptr [esp],edx 0177:685ddfbb 89c3 mov ebx,eax 0177:685ddfbd e87e8d0100 call 685f6d40 = LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL!g_free 0177:685ddfc2 891c24 mov dword ptr [esp],ebx 0177:685ddfc5 ff1518476d68 call dword ptr [686d4718] -> MSVCRT.DLL!_wputenvLIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL:.text+0x1cfcb:*0177:685ddfcb 891c24 mov dword ptr [esp],ebx 0177:685ddfce 31db xor ebx,ebx 0177:685ddfd0 e86b8d0100 call 685f6d40 = LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL!g_free 0177:685ddfd5 89742404 mov dword ptr [esp+04],esi 0177:685ddfd9 893c24 mov dword ptr [esp],edi 0177:685ddfdc ff15b8456d68 call dword ptr [686d45b8] -> KEXBASEN.DLL:.text+0xa96f 0177:685ddfe2 83ec08 sub esp,+08 0177:685ddfe5 85c0 test eax,eax 0177:685ddfe7 893c24 mov dword ptr [esp],edi 0177:685ddfea 0f95c3 setnz bl 0177:685ddfed e84e8d0100 call 685f6d40 = LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL!g_free 0177:685ddff2 893424 mov dword ptr [esp],esi 0177:685ddff5 e8468d0100 call 685f6d40 = LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL!g_free 0177:685ddffa 8d65f4 lea esp,[ebp-0c] 0177:685ddffd 89d8 mov eax,ebx 0177:685ddfff 5b pop ebx 0177:685de000 5e pop esi 0177:685de001 5f pop edi 0177:685de002 5d pop ebp 0177:685de003 c3 retd 0177:685de004 c7 ?db c7--------------------017f:00919000 0177:66fc1879 LIBGIMPUI-2.0-0.DLL:.text+0x879 (000002e8,00000003,0000000c,00000010, 00000000,00000000,00919040,00000000) 0177:66fc1874 e8bffb0000 call 66fd1438 = LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL!g_setenv_utf8LIBGIMPUI-2.0-0.DLL:.text+0x879:*0177:66fc1879 e8b2f00000 call 66fd0930 = LIBGIMP-2.0-0.DLL!gimp_user_time 0177:66fc187e 85c0 test eax,eax 0177:66fc1880 0f85ea000000 jnz 66fc1970 = LIBGIMPUI-2.0-0.DLL:.text+0x970 0177:66fc1886 c744241050000000 mov dword ptr [esp+10],00000050 0177:66fc188e c744240c94000000 mov dword ptr [esp+0c],00000094 0177:66fc1896 c744240802000000 mov dword ptr [esp+08],00000002 0177:66fc189e c744240400000000 mov dword ptr [esp+04],00000000 0177:66fc18a6 c7042400000000 mov dword ptr [esp],00000000 0177:66fc18ad e856f50000 call 66fd0e08 = LIBGTK-WIN32-2.0-0.DLL!gtk_init_abi_check 0177:66fc18b2 c7 ?db c7 0177:66fc18b3 0424 add al,24 0177:66fc18b5 f341 ? rep inc ecx 0177:66fc18b7 fd std 0177:66fc18b8 66 ?db 66 0177:66fc18b9 page not present

>> What I need most (as always) is the crash report from FAULTLOG.txt. Faultlog is just about the same as those I posted on the previous page but here goes: BLUR-GAUSS caused an invalid page fault inmodule MSVCRT.DLL at 0177:7c00ef24.Registers:EAX=00000000 CS=0177 EIP=7c00ef24 EFLGS=00210212EBX=0000000b SS=017f ESP=0073fad4 EBP=0073fb04ECX=009371b8 DS=017f ESI=00000000 FS=6247EDX=8384003d ES=017f EDI=0000000b GS=0000Bytes at CS:EIP:8b 06 85 c0 75 d4 8b c6 2b 05 c0 95 04 7c 5e c1 Stack dump:00000000 7c00f06e 00942080 00942080 00000000 0093cfc0 7c003773 0000000b ffffffff 00000000 00000000 00000000 0073fb58 7c02624f 00942080 00000001 >>Try filtering by "EnvironmentVariableW"; that should also show the matching lines with return values. The console captures only the "Get" ones but not the "Set" ones. Extracting matching lines from the full log with a perl script yields: 0|fff2c6b7|new log_stub("MSVCRT.DLL", "KERNEL32.DLL", "SetEnvironmentVariableW", 7d00b96f)0|fff2c6b7|new log_stub("LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL", "KERNEL32.DLL", "GetEnvironmentVariableW", 7d00b7d9)0|fff2c6b7|new log_stub("LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL", "KERNEL32.DLL", "SetEnvironmentVariableW", 7d00b96f)2|fff2c6b7| [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d00b7d9)0|fff2c6b7|new log_stub("MSVCRT20.DLL", "KERNEL32.DLL", "SetEnvironmentVariableW", 7d00b96f)0|fff2c6b7|new log_stub("UNICOWS.DLL", "KERNEL32.DLL", "GetEnvironmentVariableW", 7d00b7d9)0|fff2c6b7|new log_stub("UNICOWS.DLL", "KERNEL32.DLL", "SetEnvironmentVariableW", 7d00b96f)2|fff2c6b7| [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW|03|fff2c6b7| [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d00b7d9)3|fff2c6b7| [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW|04|fff2c6b7| [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d00b7d9)4|fff2c6b7| [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW|04|fff2c6b7| [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d00b7d9)4|fff2c6b7| [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW|0 >> Comparing that to the working log will be helpful. The 14th and last instance of the EnvironmentVariableW in the crashing log is at line 25616. In the working log the 14th instance is at line 26526, not sure what else I can do/compare here. >>Next would be the last unfiltered 100 lines (going back at least as far as that last GetEnvironmentVariableW). There is some 1300 lines from the last instance of GetEnvironmentVariableW till the end of the crashing log. I think it's better to upload the logs for you to check out rather than post that here so here goes: http://www.datafilehost.com/d/05631d80 >>Next again will probably be me reinstalling SE on the spare P4 (w/SSE) machine that died on me last year.... With a good backup strategy, you shouldn't need to ever reinstall again. Good luck with this.

Drugwash, could you possibly upload this version of 7-zip to your repository? I looked for it on Sourceforge, but it was not listed in their 7-zip "Browse All Files" page. The last i have is v9.22, and i would like to try out v9.31 (even tho it's alpha). Thanks.... - Doug B. If you google for 7-Zip 9.31 you'll find this within the first page of results: http://freewareupdate.com/download-7-zip/10004/ Amazing but true...

Might have just been a coincidence or perhaps you are using Cleartype with the CompatibleWidth option enabled. With this option enabled, fonts hinted with ttfautohint or autohint from the Adobe FDK crash any application trying to use them on my system. I haven't tried to check if this applies to some of the fonts I did upload however but I mention it just in case.

It matters because it may let us identify a misbehaving font (and fix-it eventually). The weather underground website you mention makes no use of any of the fonts I did upload. To display its iconic glyphs you need: http://fonts.wxug.com/fonts/foundation-icons.ttf.

Without knowledge of the actual content of the post it is impossible to assess it as meaningless or offensive like you do in such a fallacious and patronizing manner... Its title it is certainly neither meaningless nor offensive, it just unequivocally express the strong negative opinion many people seem to have. Microsoft is a gigantic monopoly and they act in a totalitarian manner in every way IMHO, no real criticism allowed.

It runs if you have Kstub822 installed and have a definition for that function in the ini file such as GetNumaHighestNodeNumber=f1. This lets you use latest LAVFilters too.

So I have installed this wonderfull thing ApiHook is and here is what it captures (restricted to 7d00) when running a gimp plugin with the new kexbasen before it crashes: 2 fffba8ff [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d00b7d9)3 fffba8ff [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d00b7d9)5 fffba8ff [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685f6ced:<MSVCRT.DLL>realloc = 917d004 fffba8ff [LIBGOBJECT-2.0-0.DLL]63a6585e:<LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL>g_realloc_n = 917d004 fffba8ff [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d00b7d9)4 fffba8ff [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d00b7d9) Running the same plugin with the original kexbasen yelds this (truncated to the first 10 out of 368 lines): 2 ff8ea7c1 [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d007ac0)3 ff8ea7c1 [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d007ac0)5 ff8ea7c1 [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685f6c8f:<MSVCRT.DLL>calloc = 917d004 ff8ea7c1 [LIBGOBJECT-2.0-0.DLL]63a604dc:<LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL>g_malloc0 = 917d004 ff8ea7c1 [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d007ac0)4 ff8ea7c1 [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d007ac0)5 ff8ea7c1 [MSVCRT.DLL]7c00f149:<KERNEL32.DLL>SetEnvironmentVariableW(7d007e60)4 ff8ea7c1 [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddfe2:<KERNEL32.DLL>SetEnvironmentVariableW(7d007e60)7 ff8ea7c1 [LIBGLIB-2.0-0.DLL]685ddc6a:<KERNEL32.DLL>GetEnvironmentVariableW(7d007ac0)Full logs are 2.2MB and 210MB large respectively and I can upload them if necessary.

And those websites are?

I use a customized and upxed Gimp 2.8.10 with lots of extra plugins and theming engines and should have taken care to post crash logs for plugins that are also in the stock version, sorry about that. Thing is that many .exe (most) plugins crash in msvcrt with the new kexbasen.dll regardless of Gimp version (I installed stock 2.8.14 yesterday for testing) or msvcrt version/substitute. Checking an executable plugin copied to the bin dir (so it has all its dependencies) with Import Patcher with "test by loading" disabled and "walk dependencies " enabled yields nothing that's newly implemented or modified. When profiling Gimp with Dependency Walker, all I get when trying to execute a plugin is that there is an access violation in msvcrt at the same address reported in faultlog.txt. Can you load a jpg file in Gimp 2.8.14 ? Can you apply a gaussian blur (under filters/blur/gaussian blur)? Since Gimp plugins are exe files I would have thought that perhaps there was another bug in the new CreateProcess functions but those are in kexbases.dll. Nonetheless I also tried to use original kexbases and all other updated and unexpectedly (after gccfixing all Gimp files) no plugin at all get enumerated during Gimp startup (which consists into briefly loading them). I also could not run Akelpad by double clicking on a text file under that configuration. I have Akelpad replacing notepad so the mechanism in which the notepad.exe stub in windir invoking akelpad doesn't work. All this to say that it seems there is more to the new CreateProcess functions than what is in the new kexbases.dll since all this works fine with all original KernelEx files and that the problem may well lie around that.

Oh but they are wise guys, self-made at that and good fellas too.

Every gimp plugin still crashes in msvcrt with the latest kexbasen.dll. Is there something the end user can do with apihook?

Everything looks fine except that your downloaded Proxima Nova fonts probably don't get used if you've just dumped them as is in your font folder as their internal name doesn't match the font-family name in the site CSS. There is a Firefox extension that lets you check out which font is actually in use by using context menu for selected text: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/theme-font-size-changer/ I limit myself to adding iconic fonts only to my font folder because there is no fallback for them and I won't go over 50 of them which should largely cover for all the sites I visit semi-regularly.