Thanks Sharon

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Thanks for the info..I will check with Adobe..I did though already reinstall
the prog after i uninstalled it
One fact I need to make a few weeks ago I purchased Adfs pyro converter box
and Adobe Premiere Elements came with it so I installed that program.Do you
think that program may have overwritten that file or damaged it??Though all
wasworking fine on both for weeks.Oh also I downloaded Avid express Free
editing software just to see what it was like I tried it .did not understand
it too well..so I uninstalled that program ..oh well thanks for your help..Ray
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Raymond Perry

 

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On Mon, 4 Jul 2005 18:32:04 -0700, Ray Perry wrote:

> Thanks for the info..I will check with Adobe..I did though already reinstall
> the prog after i uninstalled it
> One fact I need to make a few weeks ago I purchased Adfs pyro converter box
> and Adobe Premiere Elements came with it so I installed that program.Do you
> think that program may have overwritten that file or damaged it??Though all
> wasworking fine on both for weeks.Oh also I downloaded Avid express Free
> editing software just to see what it was like I tried it .did not understand
> it too well..so I uninstalled that program ..oh well thanks for your help..Ray

You're welcome again, Ray. Just got done posting another reply to you in
the original thread. Basically, it said: Try renaming the dll file before
reinstalling Premiere. Or, if you can find a copy of the file on the
Premiere CD, copy it to the program's main folder.

Good luck with this!
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Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User