"Index out of range" Error! What's going on?

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I am using a freeware program to normalize MP3 files. Whenever I run the
program I receive an error message "Index out of range". I click OK and the
program seems to run OK. Does anyone know the cause of this error an posible
remedies. The behavior is the same under Win2K and WinXP Pro. TIA
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I am using a freeware program to normalize MP3 files. Whenever I run the
program I receive an error message "Index out of range". I click OK and
the
program seems to run OK. Does anyone know the cause of this error an
posible
remedies. The behavior is the same under Win2K and WinXP Pro. TIA
Best
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Generally it means the person who programmed it made a logical error of some
kind and is searching in a loop for a non-existent number which generates
that error message. Since it's a 'free' program there probably isn't much
you can do other than trying to contact the author and see if he can fix it.
As long as it works, no worries.

Otherwise if you are into programming you could try disassembling the
program and finding the error and fixing it yourself.
 
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I am using a freeware program to normalize MP3 files. Whenever I run the
program I receive an error message "Index out of range". I click OK and the
program seems to run OK. Does anyone know the cause of this error an posible
remedies. The behavior is the same under Win2K and WinXP Pro. TIA
Best
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Have you tried asking the manufacturer of the freeware application,
since it's his product that's producing the error? This has nothing to
do with Windows.



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That freeware program is responsible for this error.Contact the provider
to fix the issue.

regards,
S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]

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