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Problems with v7.00 and Win2k

Andrew E. Kalman

Hello.

I just upgraded to v7.00 and I'm having problems on my Win2k machine.

1) After I removed v6.21, rebooted, and installed v7.00, I now get a 

"C51 has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. 
You will need to restart the program. 
An error log is being created."
pop-up window whenever I build a project (salvo\tut\tu6\sysi\tu6free.Uv2, FYI) that was created with v6.21. However, the build succeeds, and I can't find any error log. The "hello" project that comes with v7.00 does not cause this problem. I also do not encounter this problem on Win95 or Win98 installations (I tested there, too).

2) Minor: In Win2k, the readme.html screen does not pop up at the end of the installation.

3) Minor: In Win2k, the "Back" button does not work in the summary screen after the one that asks for the serial number.

4) Minor: In Win95/98/2k, Help > About uVision2 doesn't give any meaningful info (e.g. version info) unless a project is open. This seems odd.

Regards,

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    "3) Minor: In Win2k, the "Back" button does not work in the summary screen after the one that asks for the serial number."

    Yes, v6.20 did that.

    "4) Minor: In Win95/98/2k, Help > About uVision2 doesn't give any meaningful info (e.g. version info) unless a project is open. This seems odd."

    Yes, it's always done that, and it does seem very odd!

    Surely, immediately after an install/upgrade is precisely when you want to check the version info - before committing one of your Projects to it!