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Ken
This happens occasionally each time the program updates. Not sure why, but
the following fix works each time. Is there a sticky list for confirmed
fixes or maybe it should be added to the faq page?
In any event if you lose the listings under system explorers and just have a
blank left hand pane, then go to start/run/regsvr32 msvbvm60.dll and it
seems to fix the problem. At least it has the 10 bloody times now I've had
to use it. Cant get any answers as to why, and its been going on since the
first beta release months ago.
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Ken
39 20'N 78 01'W
1977 Edmund 6" f6 Newt
1994 Meade 2045D 4" SCT
2002 Edmund Astroscan RFT
2002 Questar 3.5 Std Pyrex/BB
"If the pure and elevated pleasure to be derived from the possession and use
of a good telescope.were generally known, I am certain that no instrument of
science would be more commonly found in the homes of intelligent people.
There is only one way in which you can be sure of getting a good telescope.
First, decide how large a glass you are to have, then go to a maker of
established reputation, fix upon the price you are willing to
pay-remembering that good work is never cheap-and finally see that the
instrument furnished to you answers the proper tests for telescopes of its
size. There are telescopes and there are telescopes.."
Garrett Serviss 1901 Pleasures of the Telescope
the following fix works each time. Is there a sticky list for confirmed
fixes or maybe it should be added to the faq page?
In any event if you lose the listings under system explorers and just have a
blank left hand pane, then go to start/run/regsvr32 msvbvm60.dll and it
seems to fix the problem. At least it has the 10 bloody times now I've had
to use it. Cant get any answers as to why, and its been going on since the
first beta release months ago.
--
Ken
39 20'N 78 01'W
1977 Edmund 6" f6 Newt
1994 Meade 2045D 4" SCT
2002 Edmund Astroscan RFT
2002 Questar 3.5 Std Pyrex/BB
"If the pure and elevated pleasure to be derived from the possession and use
of a good telescope.were generally known, I am certain that no instrument of
science would be more commonly found in the homes of intelligent people.
There is only one way in which you can be sure of getting a good telescope.
First, decide how large a glass you are to have, then go to a maker of
established reputation, fix upon the price you are willing to
pay-remembering that good work is never cheap-and finally see that the
instrument furnished to you answers the proper tests for telescopes of its
size. There are telescopes and there are telescopes.."
Garrett Serviss 1901 Pleasures of the Telescope