Re: MSVCR71.DLL (Pdesk crash 98se)

Judd Rogers <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.palm.progect
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Sourceforge did a major revision of the look and feel. You need to go to the
Files tab to see the older versions.

You may also want to try running from the source, which you can find on
sourceforge. This requires installing wxPython or whatever it is wxWindows
changed to after M$ lawyers talked to them. Which requires python. See the
instructions on the PDesk web site for Linux/Unix for the details.

Sorry I can't offer more advice.

Judd

On 12/26/05, jestersfist675 <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> When I installed the 0.8.5 release of pdesk it complained about missing
> MSVCR71.DLL. so I downloaded it, put it in the pdesk folder and now I
> get, pdesk has caused a page fault in MSVCR71.DLL. so far it has yet
> to run. is this more XP compatibility garbage? I know there used to be
> a version of pdesk that ran on 98. if its just compatibility would
> someone email me the last stable version for 98? I can't find it on
> the sourceforge site. (in fact I can only find the latest release of
> anything; what the heck happened to sourceforge?)
>
> Thanks
> Jack
>
>


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