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[BB]

Hi
I've trying to use the POI satnav editor geepeeex.
http://geepeeex.googlepages.com/

It says it's installed but when I try and run it I get an overflow message.
Just overflow no more info than that. A little box with a yellow triangle
and exclamation mark.
If anyone has any ideas as to what is causing it and how to fix it I'd
appreciate the help.
Cheers BB

 

[Malke]

Hi
I've trying to use the POI satnav editor geepeeex.
http://geepeeex.googlepages.com/

It says it's installed but when I try and run it I get an overflow
message. Just overflow no more info than that. A little box with a yellow
triangle and exclamation mark.
If anyone has any ideas as to what is causing it and how to fix it I'd
appreciate the help.
Cheers BB

The best place to get an answer would be from the "geepeeex" program's tech
support.

Malke

 

[BB]

The best place to get an answer would be from the "geepeeex" program's
tech
support.

Malke

He's confused as well. Never heard of it happening.

 

[Elmo]

He's confused as well. Never heard of it happening.

Then maybe it was a damaged download. Uninstall the program, download a
fresh copy, and try the installation again.

 

[BB]

Then maybe it was a damaged download. Uninstall the program, download a
fresh copy, and try the installation again.

Tried that one. Sorry. But thanks

 

[Unknown]

How much memory and disk space do you have?

Tried that one. Sorry. But thanks

 

[BB]

Disk loads, memory not sure. How do I find out.
An answer came back that's it's likely some kind of VB runtime error
peculiar to me.
Whatever one of those is!
BB

 

[Unknown]

I don't know what 'loads' means. Do you know what your total memory is?

 

[BB]

896M of ram. Sounds like a strange amount but it's what it says!

 

[Bob I]

Sounds like about 128 meg dedicated to video, with one GB installed.

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

896M of ram. Sounds like a strange amount but it's what it says!

Almost certainly you have 1GB (1024MB), with 128MB of it used for
on-motherboard video support.

Note that regardless of how you get to 896MB, it's considerably more
than most people running Windows XP needs, and should give you very
good performance.