Crashes WBConfig

on Add Per Application

Published on November 18, 2005 By MountainDragon In

Using the Recent Folders drop down in the Select Application dialog under Per Application Settings in WBConfig crashes the program.

I'm using all the latest beta versions of everything.

Comments

scorpio-logic

on Nov 18, 2005

Isn't that a folder and not an App?

Lantec

on Nov 18, 2005

I think this is a old Enhanced Dialog bug. Do you have it installed?

Lantec

on Nov 18, 2005

Here's a link to the big thread. I believe the discussion starts with BlueDev in #11. Link

scorpio-logic

on Nov 18, 2005

I don't have that installed, I believe because I had problems with it and Dr. Watson or some other similar app.

Lantec

on Nov 18, 2005

I don't have that installed, I believe because I had problems with it and Dr. Watson or some other similar app.

I had to put some of the system files which handle older programs like wowexec.exe and ntvdm.exe (16 bit handlers) in the exclusion list but other than that I have had very few problems I can attribute to dialogs.

scorpio-logic

on Nov 18, 2005

programs like wowexec.exe

maybe that was it...I should've been posting at WC when I was messing with OD the first few months.

MountainDragon

on Nov 19, 2005

I think this is a old Enhanced Dialog bug. Do you have it installed?

Yeah, that's why I posted this in the Enhanced Dialog category.

Just reportn the bug, sir.

Lantec

on Nov 19, 2005

Yeah, that's why I posted this in the Enhanced Dialog category.

It should have installed with wbload.exe listed in exclusions box for Enhanced Dialogs. If it's not there you'll need to add it.
My current exclusions are
wowexec.exe
msdev.exe
ntvdm.exe
regsrv32.exe
wbload.exe
wfxload.exe
gsw.exe
smada6.exe

you probably won't have the last 2.

MountainDragon

on Nov 19, 2005

Thanks, Mike.

liquidguru

on Nov 19, 2005

i gave up with enhanced dialogue....too many progs seemed to have too many probs with it...my system felt much more stable without it....shame cos i quite liked it...

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