XPize Settings Error

[ubercam]

When I hit "Save Now" in XPize Settings, I get the following error:

Error saving XPize settings !
Check disk space or write permissions on the XPize Settings current folder.

Also, when I hit "Load Settings" I get the following error:

Error loading XPize settings !
Settings file (XPizeSettings.Cam.dat) not found in the XPize Settings folder.

I have sufficient disk space and I'm using the Administrator account. Is there any reason this is happening or any known fix for this? I searched the forums and found nothing.

Thanks,

Cam

[ubercam]

This issue hasn't come back up since I emptied my Temp folder, so maybe that was the problem in the first place. Just a heads up to everyone to whom this happens in the future, keep your Temp folder clean!

Cam

[ubercam]

Not to flog a dead horse, but I still have this problem, but more details this time.

XPize settings loads on Windows startup, and by default I've saved it to make icon text backgrounds transparent. Upon startup, it doesn't load my settings, and icon backgrounds are coloured. Pressing load gives the same error as stated above.

I have to close and reopen it to effect any change.

Is there anything I'm doing wrong or is this something wrong with the program, or is it Windows?

Thanks!

[mr_sepia_tone]

Not to flog a dead horse, but I still have this problem, but more details this time.

XPize settings loads on Windows startup, and by default I've saved it to make icon text backgrounds transparent. Upon startup, it doesn't load my settings, and icon backgrounds are coloured. Pressing load gives the same error as stated above.

I have to close and reopen it to effect any change.

Is there anything I'm doing wrong or is this something wrong with the program, or is it Windows?

Thanks!

I too, am having this problem - just thought I'd mention it...

Also..., since installing XPize, 'Taskbar and Start Menu' icon under/in 'Control Panel' no longer works... When I click it, it asks me to choose the program to 'Open With'... very strange...

BTW, anyone know where the control panel applets/programs, are actually stored, on the system? As there's seems to be no access to them, directly – I can see no way of actually copying the applet – as there is no ‘Control Panel’ folder...)?

Edited September 5, 2007 by mr_sepia_tone