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[suchasucker]

I thought I had downloaded all the necessary files to run any of the programs in the downloads section, but for some reason I am still having issues.
I've tried searching and reading through the threads for the programs I am having issues with, but there must be something I am overlooking.


Are there particular files that many people overlook when downloading the required files to run programs? I've been able to get most that I've downloaded to work fine, but there are a couple that I can't quite get.

[Noitidart]

Did you get the vb run times package. You also need that microsoft pad package found in the required files That should fix your problem. If you cant find the stuff post back

[Bão]

Do you have specific error messages? That would help those willing to help greatly.

[Waser Lave]

http://www.neocodex....showtopic=49276

CodexChecks FAQ ^.

[suchasucker]

Do you have specific error messages? That would help those willing to help greatly.

One is telling me I have not updated wrapper yet.
The other one I am getting is Runtime error 339, component 'msinet.ocx' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid.

[Waser Lave]

One is telling me I have not updated wrapper yet.
The other one I am getting is Runtime error 339, component 'msinet.ocx' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid.

First one you can't do anything about.

Second one, search google for msinet.ocx, download it and put it in system32. Do the same for any other files which it says are missing.

[suchasucker]

First one you can't do anything about.

Second one, search google for msinet.ocx, download it and put it in system32. Do the same for any other files which it says are missing.

what do you mean put it in system32? I downloaded it..

[Waser Lave]

You should have a folder called System32 located at C:\Windows\System32 (your drive letter and windows folder might be called something else but you get the idea). Put that file into that system32 folder.

[suchasucker]

You should have a folder called System32 located at C:\Windows\System32 (your drive letter and windows folder might be called something else but you get the idea). Put that file into that system32 folder.

Sweet it worked

Marry me now?

And I can't do anything about the other one? That sucks. What does it mean that I haven't updated the wrapper, anyway??

*edit* now it's saying it can't find zgate.dll would I just do the same for that one and put it in system32 also?

Edited by suchasucker, 30 June 2007 - 01:26 PM.

[Waser Lave]

Marry me now?

I'd rather not, but thanks anyway.

And I can't do anything about the other one? That sucks. What does it mean that I haven't updated the wrapper, anyway??

No idea, you'd have to ask the person who made the program in question.

[suchasucker]

I'd rather not, but thanks anyway.



No idea, you'd have to ask the person who made the program in question.

Ohh so it's just a program specific issue...

If I downloaded zgate.dll would that go in the same folder?

[Waser Lave]

Ohh so it's just a program specific issue...

If I downloaded zgate.dll would that go in the same folder?

Yep, either system32 or the same folder as the program is located.

[Noitidart]

zgatedll is hard to find on google i heard. i kno its attached in a topic here somewhere so search codex for that file first

[Chew]

http://rapidshare.co..._zgate.rar.html

I think this is what you are looking for.

[suchasucker]

Got it! THANKS!

[Bão]

I'd rather not, but thanks anyway.

Whynot? Marriage is a beautiful thing.

[SgtBeaver]

Whynot? Marriage is a beautiful thing.

haha