cannot initialize application, unable to open file question

[Guest]

Can anyone tell me what the following message mean? "cannot initialize
application, unable to open file [25000:2:1] {15034:1:8]
I am getting this message when I try to open a video software from my desktop.
My operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Home edition version 2002 service
pack 2
Graphic card: NVIDIA GeFORCE FX5200
Sound card: SB Live! Audio [C800]
Processor: Intel (R) Pentium (R)4 CPU 3.00 GHz
300 GHz,512MB of RAM
thank you

 

[Mr. Arnold]

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You should post to the appropriate NG. This is a .NET programmer's NG.

 

[Guest]

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You should post to the appropriate NG. This is a .NET programmer's NG.


I am sorry Mr Arnold, but I am new to this forum and don't understand what a "NG" is. Would you be so kind as to inform me where the appropriate place is for my post?

I must confess I am not computer savvy, but I do have a problem I would very
much like to solve. Detailed information would be helpful.
Thank you,
Grandma Carol

 

[Mr. Arnold]

I must confess I am not computer savvy, but I do have a problem I would
very
much like to solve. Detailed information would be helpful.
Thank you,
Grandma Carol

NG = News Group, because after all you have subscribed to
msnews.microsoft.com and it contains many MS NG(s).

This NG you are posting to now doesn't apply to your situation in hopes of
finding an solution for your problem. This is a computer programmer's NG
that deals with computer programming languages.

You'll want to post to a more appropriate NG like MS.Public.WindowsXP
*General* NG concerning your issues.

 

[Guest]

NG = News Group, because after all you have subscribed to
msnews.microsoft.com and it contains many MS NG(s).

This NG you are posting to now doesn't apply to your situation in hopes of
finding an solution for your problem. This is a computer programmer's NG
that deals with computer programming languages.

You'll want to post to a more appropriate NG like MS.Public.WindowsXP
*General* NG concerning your issues.

Thank you.

G. Carol