GUI 640 Patch 4274 smaller than required(8). Continue with Alpha Screen

Hi,
the Screen painter gives following error while opening any screen in the program.
"GUI 640 Patch 4274 smaller than required(8). Continue with Alpha Screen"
Please suggest.
Regards
Vivek

Hi,
the Screen painter gives following error while opening any screen in the program.
"GUI 640 Patch 4274 smaller than required(8). Continue with Alpha Screen"
Please suggest.
Regards
Vivek

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