September 7, 200520 yr Do you have NET Framework installed, right? Edited September 7, 200520 yr by XPero
September 7, 200520 yr Do you have NET Framework installed, right?<{POST_SNAPBACK}>yes<{POST_SNAPBACK}>OK, let me contact kalavera (the author) to see what he can do about it. Thanks for reporting.
September 8, 200520 yr Starting XPize settings produces the following:I have .NET Framework 1.1.After this error, the tray icon is present. Doubleclicking that icon brings up the settings just fine.Thanks,faachman
September 8, 200520 yr I'm aware of the problem and i will try to fix it ASAP .. but the problem is that i'm not able to reproduce it here I will try to look at the source code and apply some extra debug layers, but i'm not at home atm (maybe during the weekend).
September 8, 200520 yr Starting XPize settings produces the following:I have .NET Framework 1.1.After this error, the tray icon is present. Doubleclicking that icon brings up the settings just fine.Thanks,faachman<{POST_SNAPBACK}>same error here
September 8, 200520 yr Starting XPize settings produces the following:I have .NET Framework 1.1.After this error, the tray icon is present. Doubleclicking that icon brings up the settings just fine.Thanks,faachman<{POST_SNAPBACK}>same error here <{POST_SNAPBACK}>got this here as well hope you fix it soon kalavera
September 9, 200520 yr Both bugs fixed! (in the version 1.3.7.0 sent to xpero )The first was related to disabling WMI and my one-instance test (calling the getprocess). Solved by disabling the one-instance testThe second (invalidcast exception) was a problem when the HideIcons registry entry didn't exist. Fixed!Sorry all for the slow response but i wasn't at home all this week and i didnt had my notebook (went to repair and still haven't arrived )Thanks for the bug reports to all!
September 10, 200520 yr Another one... <{POST_SNAPBACK}>install the .net framework 1.1 package or 2.0 beta
September 10, 200520 yr Both bugs fixed! (in the version 1.3.7.0 sent to xpero )The first was related to disabling WMI and my one-instance test (calling the getprocess). Solved by disabling the one-instance testThe second (invalidcast exception) was a problem when the HideIcons registry entry didn't exist. Fixed!Sorry all for the slow response but i wasn't at home all this week and i didnt had my notebook (went to repair and still haven't arrived )Thanks for the bug reports to all!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Great! Thanks! Hope you get your laptop back soon (been through that too, brrrr )greetings,faachman
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