It isn't starting! help
Hello guys, I just downloaded version 3.1, installed it and all but it seems not to wanna work. As soon as I run the exe I got an error dialog telling that no VM can be loaded...
What can I do? I start to think it's looking for some other VM than the one included...ah...help!
If someone can help me please write privately! 10x in advance
I've got the same problem with the copy I installed off from the CDs provided at iDevelop2000, so I'd love to hear any specific ideas anyone has.
With respect to the suggestions given thus far: I'm on a Windows 95 machine, 64 Mb RAM, plenty of hard drive space; no error messages during the installation process.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by kimera([email protected]):
Hello guys, I just downloaded version 3.1, installed it and all but it seems not to wanna work. As soon as I run the exe I got an error dialog telling that no VM can be loaded...
What can I do? I start to think it's looking for some other VM than the one included...ah...help!
If someone can help me please write privately! 10x in advance <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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