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11-29-2006, 12:05 PM
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Snowflake
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Dystopia
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Oh. Thanks, Windows.
Appcompat.txt is not the problem.
Apparently it's the file that Windows sends back to MS when it error reports. "So what do you do when you get an error message that references appcompat.txt? In my opinion, a) allow windows to report the error to Microsoft, if it asks you to, and b) forget about appcompat.txt. Unless you're technical enough to understand what's inside of it, it will not help you. Focus instead on what you were doing when the problem happened. We all know that programs can crash for many, many different reasons. The problem could be due to a bug in an application, a problem with your machine, a bug in Windows, a security issue, or any number of other things. Just saying "it's appcompat.txt" tells you exactly nothing about the problem."
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