Autodesk DWF Viewer

[#1]

Hi

Further to my email above, the Frontpage 2000 becomes completely
unstable and terminates my system. I am running Frontpage 2000 in Win 98.

I have managed to publish onto a Windows 2000 system and the published
website shows the same symptoms.

Kerry Thompson

[#2]

This is a sneaky trick but helps us to further pinpoint the problem. In the
error dialog where you see this error, please click the error text, then hit
the down arrow. There will be some additional information that will tell us
in which source file (and at which line) the problem occured.

Thanks.


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> Hi
>
> Further to my email above, the Frontpage 2000 becomes completely
> unstable and terminates my system. I am running Frontpage 2000 in Win 98.
>
> I have managed to publish onto a Windows 2000 system and the published
> website shows the same symptoms.
>
> Kerry Thompson
>

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Subject:
Re: Repeated error: 001-2147024809.
Date:
Wed, 2 Apr 2003 23:20:14 -0800
From:
Kerry Thompson
Organization:
KTA Studio
Newsgroups:
autodesk.express.viewer

Hi Jeffrey

I cannot get it to produce the error message.

What happens is when I use the navigation tool on the side of my
page,
and then I place the dwf Active X into the page, the screen
copies an
image of the dwf onto the desktop and corrupts the Frontpage.

image attached

Regards

Kerry Thompson

Attachments: dwfissue.JPG

[#4]

Hi Jeffery

I have been using Frontpage in Windows 2000 and the error has
disappeared. I conclude the issues is probably related to Windows 98.
The active X control seem to corrupt Explorer.

Regards

Kerry

Jeffrey Klug (Autodesk) wrote:
> This is a sneaky trick but helps us to further pinpoint the problem. In the
> error dialog where you see this error, please click the error text, then hit
> the down arrow. There will be some additional information that will tell us
> in which source file (and at which line) the problem occured.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> "Kerry Thompson" wrote in message
> news:3E8B92E1.3070206@kta.co.nz...
>
>>Hi
>>
>>Further to my email above, the Frontpage 2000 becomes completely
>>unstable and terminates my system. I am running Frontpage 2000 in Win 98.
>>
>>I have managed to publish onto a Windows 2000 system and the published
>>website shows the same symptoms.
>>
>>Kerry Thompson
>>
>
>
>