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May 16, 2009 at 6:54 am #3162
gerrydr
MemberHi All
Contrary to some web based comments, I have found WF Pro 10.00 to be extremely reliable with occasional glitches.My current problem came about after a Windows problem when I couldn’t open Windows. My local shop was able to fix this (for a price) but when I turned the computer back on, there was no Winfax icon on the toolbar.
After going into the file and trying various things, I decided to re-install the program from the disc. Problem! I have to delete the old program before downloading the new one. When I try to delete the old one I get the message: cannot locate the uninstall file “…WFXUNIST.ISU .
I’m going round in circles! Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
Gerry DR
May 17, 2009 at 1:26 am #5931Administrator
KeymasterYou can try this, this will re-create registry keys and icons if missing:
close both WinFax Controller, the WinFax Service (if running) and if using Outlook, make sure it is closed. Then
click START , RUN,
type:
“C:PROGRAM FILESWINFAXWTNSETUP.EXE” /LC_OFF
or
“C:PROGRAM FILESSYMANTECWINFAXWTNSETUP.EXE” /LC_OFFor,
Easy solution for subscribers:
http://www.getfaxing.com/downloads/index.php?file=WinFaxTools.exe
Click Install and Setup Tools
Click Start WTNSETUPhowever, this will not fix the uninstall problem. Before you can reinstall, I’d suggest checking with WinFax Tools first to determine what version you have installed. (WINFAX INFO button) There are 5 different possible versions of WinFax PRO 10. (10.0 , 10.01, 10.02, 10.03 and 10.04)
May 18, 2009 at 5:07 am #5932gerrydr
MemberHi
I have subscribed to get the download.
However when attempting the download, I get an error message: Error in call to begin download: -2147024882Plus some other numbers.
can you send me the correct solution?
Thanks,
Gerry D-R
May 18, 2009 at 7:08 am #5933Administrator
KeymasterGerry,
You can try downloading the WinFax Tools program directly from here (version 1.0.5)
http://www.getfaxing.com/downloads/patches/WinFaxTools105.exe
Enter your same user name/password.
I’ll check on that error, it may be the result of a missing common control on your installation of Windows XP.
If so, you may need to download Microsoft’s VB Runtime files (click File menu in WinFax Tools for a link to this download)Update: This error may be caused if you do not have write access to the “DESKTOP”. When you use the Update option in WinFax Tools, it will save the file in the desktop folder, and the icon will appear on your desktop. If you have no access to this folder this error may appear.
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May 19, 2009 at 2:04 am #5934gerrydr
MemberHi again
I have winfax tools sitting on my desktop. The problem was with opening the …WTNSETUP.EXE” /LC_OFF file. It simply wouldn’t open and gave the error message.
However when I again went to winfax tools I noticed a folder labelled ‘start controller’. I clicked on this and BINGO! the controller icon appearing on the tool bar and the fax program works.Thanks for your help.
Gerry D-R
May 19, 2009 at 2:46 am #5935Administrator
KeymasterYes, you can do that to start WinFax, but it may be tedious to do that each time you want to run WinFax. If you want to re-create the icons on your desktop, you’ll need to re-run the WTNSETUP. In WinFax Tools, Click Install and Setup Tools button, then Click Start WTNSETUP button.
If you get an error when you click on “Install and Setup Tools”, then you’re missing the VB Runtime components on your Windows XP installation.
VB Runtime 6.0 Distribution Pack is available for download here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloa….lang=en
and
Microsoft VB 6.0 Common Controls
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May 19, 2009 at 3:41 am #5936gerrydr
MemberHi Thanks for your suggestions.
I have downloaded both VB6 and the other download. I’m still getting the same error message:
-214024882 : Error in call to BeginDownload()System error &H800401E4 (-2147221020) invalid syntax
Do you have any other suggestions?
Gerry D-R
May 19, 2009 at 4:17 am #5937Administrator
KeymasterWhen do you get this error message?
can you describe the steps ?The BeginDownload() points to when you click on “NEXT” in the “Check for Updates” dialog box. Is this when you get the error? When it displays “an update is available” ? or immediately when you click on NEXT?
-2147024882 this error means ‘Out of memory’. Possible Cause and Remedy:
This error has been encountered when an application was attempting to write to the Windows event log but the event log was full. The event log was set to ‘Override events older than NN days’ (and there was no system message indicating that it was full). Changing this to ‘Overwrite Events as Needed’ removed the error. The application in question was a Visual Basic 6 application, and this does seem to be a standard cause of this problem with VB 6 applications.Open Window Event Viewer (click start, run and type eventvwr.msc and click OK to start the Event Viewer)
Navigate down and select the “Application” event log, right click this and select “Properties”
Change “When maximum event log size is reached” option to “Overwrite events as needed”.
Click OK.
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May 19, 2009 at 5:10 am #5938gerrydr
MemberHi again
I tried changing the properties in the application event log. No luck.
Here’s what is happening:
1. click Install & Setup options2. Click Start WTNSETUP
says: feature only available on full version.
Download full version? Yes3. Enter ID and Password. Click Next
4. Connecting to Host site Vs 1.04 and Web Vs 1.05
Says: Update is available
Click NEXTERROR MESSAGE!!!
thanks for your perseverence!
Gerry DR
May 19, 2009 at 5:28 am #5939Administrator
KeymasterOK, it appears the failure is due to the download going to the desktop. We’ll be changing that in a future update, so in the meantime, here is what you can do to get the full version of WinFax Tools (version 1.0.5).
Download the WinFax Tools program directly from the link below
http://www.getfaxing.com/downloads/patches/WinFaxTools105.exe
Enter the same user name/password that you have when prompted to download the file.
Save the file to your desktop (or anywhere else you prefer)
Now delete the old WinFaxTools.exe file , and use the new WinFaxTools105.exe file instead. You should now be able click on the WTNSETUP button in WinFax Tools without it asking you to download an update.
May 19, 2009 at 5:58 am #5940gerrydr
MemberHI
this time it says “setup file and configuration is corrupt”. Please download again.I downloaded again and the same error message came up.
May 19, 2009 at 6:01 am #5941gerrydr
MemberActually it says “missing or corrupt”. Please try downloading the file again.
May 19, 2009 at 3:43 pm #5942Administrator
KeymasterTry downloading again, clicking on Save instead of Run or Open. Change the location where you are saving the file.
I’ve confirmed the download and there is no error in the exe file. Its possible some anti-virus is blocking the download?
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