DCM: The system cannot find the file specified - FIX
A big thanks to Mark Elder for bringing this to my attention.
If you create a configuration based on the Win32 base config, you may get an error on startup that says the following:
The system cannot find the file specified, ClassID {A960a625-2a7a-455c-89f3-3c4b0796980c}
There are two ways that this problem can be solved:
If you create a configuration based on the Win32 base config, you may get an error on startup that says the following:
The system cannot find the file specified, ClassID {A960a625-2a7a-455c-89f3-3c4b0796980c}
There are two ways that this problem can be solved:
- load up the configuration and uncheck the $(BDS)\Bin\DataExplorer90.bpl. The problem with this is that you no longer get access to the Data Explorer.
- load up the configuration and check the $(BDS)\Bin\dotnetcoreide90.bpl. The problem with this is that you now are using .NET and startup is a little slower.
Which way would you like the base configuration to work? I am favouring solution number 1 at the moment. Let me know which one you think most appropriate.
posted by JED at 11:58 AM
3 Comments:
Great Utility! It is nice to be able to load Delphi 2K5 as quickly (actually more quickly) than Delphi 7. One problem though; on "non-standard" displays (mine's 1920x1200) the buttons and check boxes don't appear on the botton of the dialogs.
DixieGeek,
I also run with that resolution. You must be using large fonts.
I will look into this for the next release. Is it all dialogs or just particular ones?
thanks,
JED
FWIW, I too am using large fonts and I see the same problems with buttons out of place and a user interface that remind me of Linux (puke). This is not JEDs fault though. This happens even when JEDs utility is not installed.
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