Application error and crash in cs4

All- I just reinstalled cs4 photoshop and I keep getting an application error that the memeory can not be read. Can anyone tell me why? I was having this same problem on my old computer, I have just gotten a new one, and have reinstalled but still get the error.
thansk in advance!
Missy

Does your computer meet the system requirements for CS4?
If not, that might be the problem.
Also, when you reinstalled CS4, did you restore anything from your old installation?
If no, I would advice you to try and make a complete uninstall, delete all folders after uninstalling, then try to make a new and clean installation.
If the problem still exists, can you please provide the full error message?
Another thing is if you have a lot of programs and stuff running, that could be why you get this error message, try to restart your PC, then open up only CS4 after the restart, see if you get the error when only running CS4.

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Thanks Anton for your reply!
I'm 100% sure that the PNG file is not the problem.
I can donwload any PNG file on google and they all freeze Flash.
I noticed that the program won't react to any mouse command. I hear the
generic windows "ding!" sound when I click on something, but my keyboard
shortcuts still works. I can close or save the file, change tools, etc.
It happens since the middle of February, I'm not sure when.
Before that, I've never had any problems with importing PNG.
Also, I haven't installed any new program recently.

Error and crash when importing

Hi,
Just curious if anyone else have had this issue, or can help
resolve.
Whenever I select "Import to Library..." or "Import to
Stage..." the application crashes. It never brings up the dialog to
select files. I get the generic windows error, something like
"Flash CS3 has encounter and error and must close".
I have already tried re-installing.

Thanks for the reply!
The audio source is a 24-second long MP3 at 265kbps.
I've tried rendering with default losseless avi without sound, which still crashed and gave the second error message.
Other times, I've tried H.264 MP4 with and without sound at the original resolution of the comp (1920x1080) as well as resized at 1280x720. I didn't change any settings besides Format, Resize, and Audio Output. Even when trying to render under the Quicktime format for .mov files, without sound, I crashed (though this time I got the first error message.)
I've tried rendering different segments and the entire comp, too; every attempt after the first render failure has crashed and either given me both error messages described above or only the second error message.
Rendering with the audio file disabled in the comp has worked at Lossless .avi default settings with audio disabled. I tried changing the Format just to H.264 MP4 and the render failed, giving me the first error message even though the audio file was muted in the comp and audio was disabled in the render settings.
Also, this project and the sound file has rendered just fine on any format I had (used H.264 MP3 and Quicktime MOV) only a few hours ago. I don't know of anything that could have changed that caused all of these errors.
Thank you so much for the help, haha...

RoboHelp 9 gives an out of memory error and crashes when I try to import or link a Frame 10 file or

I have Tech Suite 3. If I start a new RoboHelp project and try to import or link Frame files, RoboHelp tries for a while, then I get an Out of Memory error and the program crashes.
I opened one of the sample projects and was able to link to one of my frame files without any problem, so it seems to be an issue with creating something new.
Any suggestions?

It happens when I create a new project and then try to import or link frame docs to make up the content. It starts scanning, then crashes. I did get it to the conversion setting page once, but no further.
It does not happen if I open one of the supplied example projects and link a file. But then it doesn't let me choose, during import, any style mapping. And I can't delete the sample project fold
Twice now it has told me when I tried to import (not link, but import) that my .fm file could not be opened, and told me to verify that Frame is installed (it is) and that the file is a valid frame file (it is).
The docs and project are in separate folders on my C: drive.

Two Alerts for one scenario: Application Error and No mapping found

Hello,
we have a synchronous scenario here embedded in an BPM.
The last send step step is sync. The receiver is a web service (SOAP adapter) which sends back a response.
Problem with the response from the service:
First test: error entries in SXMB_MONI and in RWB
RWB only shows message "No mapping found".
SXMB_MONI shows more:
1 entry for send step (status: log version)
1 entry for APPLICATION ERROR for response
1 entry for NO_MAPPING_PROGRAMM_FOUND for response
APPLICATION ERROR:
We have changed to trace level 3 now and there are some messages:
level 3 message type T: Unknown channel type: SOAP
Don´t know if this matters, because the channel is the sender channel.
NO_MAPPING_PROGRAMM_FOUND:
We have checked the whole implementation.
It is completed w/o anything missing. the required mapping is available.
No left change list entries to be activated.
Error text:
The Interface-Mapping http://xxx.com/xi/global GetDocIDsReq_nach_GetDocIDsResp is not available in runtime cache
We made more than one full cache refresh but w/o any effect.
We checked: There are no locks left!
Does anybody here have experience with this problem or has more ideas what to do?
Best regards
Dirk
Message was edited by:
Dirk Meinhard

Hello Dirk,
We figured out that if you change your message mapping you also have to refresh and save your Interface Mapping.
To ensure that your messages are equal with your Interfaces and the Message Types you should test the Interface Mapping by using integration Builder.
If this works you have to check your BPM.
By using BPM we figured out that if there is a fault in a BPM version the engine will not use this new version.
To figure out which BPM version is used you have to open the
Process Monitor à select the process and display the graphic à navigate to EXTRAS and select Workflow Builder. There you will see which BPM is really used. Maybe this is an old one.
Hope this will show you where the problem is.
Daniel

How to raise application error and preserve open cursor...

Hello,
I have to raise an application error under certain circumstances.
In some cases there's an open cursor that has to be read by the calling application anyway because there are data that have to be read.
In other cases the cursor does not have to be read.
sample code:
create or replace procedure get_address(
pv_street varchar2,
pv_number varchar2,
pr_retid in out number,
pr_refcurs in out get_streetpkg.t_refcurs )
v_rowcount number;
v_no_suiting_number boolean := false;
begin
delete temp_addr;
-- get suiting rows
insert into temp_addr
select * from addr
where street like pv_street
and number like pv_number;
v_rowcount := sql%rowcount;
-- if no suiting row found then get all
-- suiting streets regardless of number
if v_rowcount = 0 then
v_no_suiting_number := true;
insert into temp_addr
select * from addr
where street like pv_street;
end if;
-- check whether data has been found
select count(*)
into v_rowcount
from temp_addr;
-- set return id if only one row is found.
if v_rowcount = 1 then
select id from temp_addr
into pr_retid;
end if;
-- open cursor to provide data
open pr_refcurs for
select * from temp_addr;
-- generate error - if no data found at all
-- no data has to be read...
if v_rowcount = 0 then
raise_application_error( -20001, 'no data found' );
end if;
-- generate error - or better notification - message if no number found...
-- SELECTED ROWS HAVE TO BE READ ANYWAY!!!
if v_no_suiting_number then
raise_application_error( -20002, 'streets found, but no suiting number' );
end if;
return;
end;
Prerequisites:
- The calling application reads the open cursor and closes it.
- The application cannot provide additional arguments and the stored proc cannot be converted into a stored func.
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Greetings, Heiko Kaschube
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I fail to see why you want to use RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR to handle a situation which is quite obviously not an application error: your called program has found some data that you want to process.
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Application Name: AcroRd32.exe
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Application Timestamp: 5507d7da
Fault Module Name: AcroRd32.dll
Fault Module Version: 15.7.20033.2203
Fault Module Timestamp: 5507d7bf
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Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: ac05
Additional Information 2: ac0507478d1c5bd693cfc4fe3987e900
Additional Information 3: ac05
Additional Information 4: ac0507478d1c5bd693cfc4fe3987e900
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