File Commander install reinstall update error

I had file commander on pb, and had a My World red * telling me an update to 1.2 was available. Tapped update and got a failure to load popup message immediately. Was able to update dBase app with no problem, as well as pb info app. Tried to update few hours later and next a.m. Did a restart of pb and a reset of app world cache. Finally tried an uninstall. Now when go to app world to reinstall get same error popup about as soon as I tap the reinstall button.

I contacted the developer and he said to do what you did. I got mine before it was a paid app. Did you get yours free? I'm thinking this is the reason you can't get the update.
Aside: the dbase app is amazing. Very useful..usability could be "prettied" up as in "dummied down." Also check out Conqu.
Chris --- http://www.twitter.com/chrispycrunch

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