Closing RR causes XP error

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alaggio
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Closing RR causes XP error

Post by alaggio » Sat Aug 24, 2002 3:47 pm

Kathleen,____I am using Windows XP Pro.__I installed RR version 9, with the CD I received from Liveware.__To be sure I have the latest version, I downloaded the patch to 9.009 version from Liveware webpage and saved the files in the RR directory (c:program files &rreport ).__Then I downloaded the file pdfdist.zip (to generate pdf files), again from Liveware webpage, and saved the files in in the RR directory (c:program files &rreport ).__After calling rrwrun or the report designer, I can see the report, make any changes to its layout, but when I close it I receive a message from XP saying that RR have to be closed because it performed an error.__Reading the messages in this forum, I rename the file cdintf.dll to cdintf.old (from rr directory) and the error message stoped. But this file is needed to export reports to pdf files, isn^t it? __What do I have to do to correct this error and still be able to generate pdf files?____Thank you.____

kfleming
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=> RE: Closing RR causes XP error

Post by kfleming » Sat Aug 24, 2002 5:21 pm

Are you logged on as a system administrator?____Kathleen__R&R Support

alaggio
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==> RE: Closing RR causes XP error

Post by alaggio » Tue Aug 27, 2002 8:15 am

Hi,____the first time I tried, I was not logged as supervisor. But now I am and I still get the same error message.____Marcelo.

freitas
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===> RE: Closing RR causes XP error

Post by freitas » Tue Aug 27, 2002 8:34 am

Check to see if you have the cdintf.dll file anywhere else on you system. There might be a conflict that is causing this. I solved the problem on my system by putting the cdintf.dll in c:windowssystem32 directory and deleting it everywhere else, including in the rrw9 directory.____My XP is working fine now, but if I put a copy of the CDINTF.DLL in the directory of a program I have or in the RRW9 directory, I get the same error. ____I have no idea why this happens to only some XP machines and not others. Until support can replicate this problem, they will not be able to find a solution.

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