I keep receiving msvcr80.dll and icudt49.dll errors.

This all started about a week ago. I have completely removed all of apple's products from my PC and tried reinstalling, but still receive the same errors. Is something wrong with your new update?

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Illustrator CS6 64-bit dvaui.dll and msvcr100.dll crashing problem, any solution?

First things first, trying to find a tech support Email address or phone number has been infuriating. The "3-step support wizard" which results in "go to the forums" is also infuriating and insulting.
I have a Windows 7 64-bit PC running CS6 64-bit (updated/current), and it's crashing at random (2-3 times per day). I see events recorded in the event log showing dvaui.dll and msvcr100.dll as the source. Other people have raised this as an issue, and all I see are guesses. Does Adobe have a credible solution for this yet?
I've tried running as a domain admin, which did not help.
Illustrator CS6 32-bit seems to be working perfectly (4 days straight, no crashing).
It seems to currently affect only one computer (5 others are fine). It's not repeatable, and has no discernible cause.
Also, format and reinstall is neither a solution nor an option.
To be honest, I'm looking for Adobe to address this directly: do you know why this is happening, and how long until it is solved? If an Adobe tech support will open a case, I have a file that the designer (I'm not the designer) was using during one of the crashes. I don't know if the crashing will be related (to the file), but I have the file just in case.
David.

Hi Larry,
Thank you for responding.
> CS6 is current in that it is still available for purchase and in the CC but it is now two versions behind.
I'm not quite sure what you are trying to say. Can you be explicit, please?
> As to your problem have you tried downloading the .dll files from Microsoft and reinstalling them?
I have copied and re-registered the DLL files from a known-good machine (that is to say that the machine doesn't exhibit any of the symptoms as the above machine), which did not help.
I'm really interested in having Adobe respond directly to this issue. I know they are aware of it.
It's clear that Adobe doesn't actually want to support this program, but people rely on it for their economic success. Both my client and his employees need this program to function properly and reliably, and I think anyone would agree that it's reasonable to expect that a problem like this (that affects more than just us) be, at a minimum, addressed. Adobe has my client's money, they had no problem accepting it. With that acceptance comes a duty to be responsive.
Thanks,
David.

What are analogous shared libraries that can be called using a call library function to user32.dll and lvtoolbox.dll when using Linux and Mac?

I am wondering if anyone is familiar with how to get similar information with a LV program using a Linux shared library as well as the corrolate Mac library to the Windows user32.dll and lvtoolbox.dll. I specifically am trying to get system metrics such as screen resolution information and cursor information as well as being able to set mouse position. I am trying to convert a LV Windows program to these other operating systems and I am unfamiliar with these platforms.
Thanks for your time - I really appreciate it.

There is no simple answer to that. On Linux you will likely have to call into X Server, which would be a pain to do, due to various versions and implementations of that. On the Mac there would be the difficulty that you can't call into the native ObjectiveC API but would need to find a Carbon API or something like that to do what you want.
If you seriously want to do something like this for multiplatform, you should bite the bullet and start coding an intermediate shared library in C. This library would export a LabVIEW friendly C API and access whatever system API you need to have for the particular functions. But multiplatform programming on this level is a pain in the ass, no matter what.
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I keep receiving the Security and stability update is available for my 3.6.17 version of Firefox but it will not download. What should I do?

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There's no 3.6.18, so there appears to be a glitch in the update checking. Or the message is not really from Firefox (malware site).

QtCore4.dll and QtGui4.dll

Hello,
I have a question about Qt dll's. We createad a plugin for CS4 and CS5 using Nokia Qt 4.7.1 framework. It works fine, but we have to distibute our plugin with two dll's: QtCore4.dll and QtGui4.dll. We cannot put them next to .prm plugin file, because Premiere Pro will not try to find these dll's there - they should be in the same folder as "Adobe Premiere Pro.exe". With CS4, we didn't have any problems with that, but we are having trouble with CS5. CS5 already has QtCore4.dll and QtGui4.dll, but they are old versions.
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Thank you.

I would recommend that you ship the Qt.dll files with their version on them... eg Qt1.2.3.4.dll and then install them in your distribution.
On Windows the place that is supposed to be is...
C:\Program Files\Common Files\[Company Name]\*.dll
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eg %COMPANYNAME_BIN%= C:\Program Files\Common Files\[Company Name]\
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Then you shouldn't get version clashes any more.
e.

TS4185 I have downloaded facetime from the App store and I keep receiving this message - An internal FaceTime error occurred. There was a problem with FaceTime. You need to quit and open FaceTime again. Please help!

I have downloaded facetime from the App store and I keep receiving this message - An internal FaceTime error occurred. There was a problem with FaceTime. You need to quit and open FaceTime again. Please help!

This error message could result from an incorrect setting for date and time, or an operating system which does not have the latest updates installed. It's a good idea to have your location setting on automatic. Turn on the wi fi in your mac for a minute or so, to allow it to automatically search for your present location. Do this even though you have the correct time Date settings displayed.

Missing "CoreVideo.dll" and "CoreAudiotoolbox.dll"

I use Windows XP Pro and Safari for Windows. Everything has worked fine until I downloaded itunes for windows.
Since then, every time I browse through Safari, I get the messages "CoreVideo.dll and CoreAudioToolbox.dll were not found". In spite of this, Safari works well and itunes works perfectly. The two "missing files" are not missing at all, I found them in the C\Program Files\Common files\Apple\Apple application support folder. It's just that these error messages appear every few minutes and are very annoying.
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i'm using Windows XP SP3 and Safari 4.0, and I got that message error too("CoreVideo.dll and CoreAudioToolbox.dll were not found"), but if I upgrade Safari with version 5 or 5.1, safari cannot load any pages. sometime show up error message that safari cannot communicate with server or cannot locate the server etc. so I uninstall and reinstall again safari with version 4 or 3. any suggest ?
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When I try to open FireFox it says I am missing nspr4.dll and mozqlite3.dll. How do I fix this?

I downloaded FireFox 8.0 not too long ago, and when I launched it, it said nspr4.dll and mozqlite3.dll were not found on my computer. I've used FireFox for a long time, and this has never happened before.

Do a clean (re)install and delete the Firefox program folder (C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\).
Download a fresh Firefox copy and save the file to the desktop.
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Uninstall your current Firefox version if possible.
*Do not remove personal data when you uninstall the current version or you lose your bookmarks and other data in the profile folder.
Remove the Firefox program folder before installing that newly downloaded copy of the Firefox installer.
*It is important to delete the Firefox program folder to remove all the files and make sure that there are no problems with files that were leftover after uninstalling.
Your bookmarks and other profile data are stored elsewhere in the Firefox Profile Folder and won't be affected by a reinstall, but make sure that you do not select to remove personal data if you uninstall Firefox.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox
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Get a license for using craxdrt.dll and crpe.dll

Hello,
I posted a question about the difference between the .Net Runtime and Crystal Report print engines :
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The response was : the .Net Runtime print engine can't print in text mode and you're not licensed to use the craxdrt.dll.
We need to print in text mode.
So, is there a way to get a license for the use of craxdrt.dll and crpe.dll ?
Or any suggestion ?

Hello Philippe,
The RDC COM components (craxdrt.dll is one part) were retired after CR XI R2 (v11.5). Unfortunately, you can't get a license for the CRAXDDRT.dll that is part of CR2008. The CRAXDDRT.dll is used for report previewing from with the Visual Studio IDE.
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As for your underlying question - printing in "text mode" with the CR.NET SDK - I don't have any suggestions. Maybe others can respond to that on your original thread.
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Access Denied AcroIEHelper.dll AcroPDF.dll and pdfshell.dll

I have bits and pieces of earlier versions of Adobe Reader on my computer, so before I downloaded the latest version, version 9, I tried to remove the earlier versions. I had to do it manually and seem to have removed all the bits and pieces recommended in the tech notes but I CANNOT REMOVE AcroIEHelper.dll AcroPDF.dll and pdfshell.dll from Program files\common files\Adobe\Acrobat\ActiveX I can see that other people have had this problem but there doesn't seem to be an obvious and foolproof way of doing it. (I tried the Microsoft Installer Cleanup Utility and nearly wrecked my computer - Word froze and disappeared altogether off my list of programs!)

Could not delete pdfshell.dll, but this worked (in Win XP):
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2. Open a command prompt window: Start > Run. Enter cmd.
3. Open Task Mgr.
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Difference between wtuxws32.dll and LIBFML32.DLL

Hi, I am trying to write a Tuxedo client application in Powerbuilder. I found that most of the functions are available in both dlls(wtuxws32.dll and LIBFML32.DLL). I am confused to which one to use. Moreover I could find the userlog() function only in wtuxws32.dll.
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JK

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buildclient -o x
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After iTunes update, iTunes.exe System Error - msvcr80.dll missing & icudt49.dll missing.

After iTunes update, iTunes.exe System Error - msvcr80.dll missing. Followed the support suggestion & uninstalled then re-installed iTunes 5 times & still no good so followed Apples advice & uninstalled again then went into programme files & manually deleted the files re-installed again & now getting iTunes.exe System Error - icudt49.dll missing. I give up, anyone out there help ?

I've just (finally) managed to fix this problem today. I checked the Apple Support forums, and it seems a lot of people are having the same problem.
I rang the Apple Support line, and the very helpful man (thanks Alan!) talked me through it stage by stage. If you go to the following page on the internet:http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5376 it takes you through the process. WARNING - it takes a little time! The main purpose of this is to remove any trace of the old version of iTunes from your computer...
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Apple Mobile Device Support
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Apple Application Support
Reboot again!
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Reboot!
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Exception in oran9.dll and oranl9.dll

Hi all,
i am using windows 2000 server with oracle 9i r2 and using occi for connecting to oracle, sometimes it is working but sometimes i am getting exception from oran9.dll or oranl9.dll.
env = Environment::createEnvironment (Environment::DEFAULT);
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Hi, Claudia.
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Hotsync not working; can not find condmgr.dll, hslog2.dll and cmds21.dll

·         The ordinal 96 could not be located in the dynamic link library CONDMGR.dll ·
This application has failed to start because HSLOG20.dll was not found.
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I have recently had two customer contact me and said that when they try to hotsync my application they get the above 3 errors. this has happened on an xp and a vista machine.    I had then re-install hotsync but it did not fix the problem. Has a seen any kind of errors like this?
Has palm release new versions that could cause this
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Good idea for the steps.
Actually there are two ways
One way
1. install hotsync version 6.
download this palm application and select autoupdate option
http://www.trvlink.com/download/delta/dlpalm.exe
2. Upgrade to hotsync 7.0.2
3. this is a weekly download so the next week, it will hot sync and get the errors. NOTE: if you never download 7.0.2 the autoupdate would work with no problem.
The other ways
1. install hotsync 6
2. Upgrad to hotsync 7.0.2
3. download this palm application and select autoupdate option
http://www.trvlink.com/download/delta/dlpalm.exe
it will through the error.
thanks
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I run FireFox's newest version, my o/s is Win98SE. I'm having troubles with 3 seperate error messages. MSVCRT.DLL is the first error, I've changed my resolutions, that seems to have corrected that one. Search on errof KERNEL32.DLL gave me results on some spyware, so re-ran all spyware. Now I get error message JPINSCP.DLL and it shuts down my browser. Can you help? Thank you!

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