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Sanford Aranoff
What is this error?
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Mistoffolees
Sanford said:What is this error?
Here is an introduction to Google --- http://www.google.com/
Learn to use it. It will answer many of your questions. And in regards
to Visual C++ Runtime Library Errors, about 600 entries from:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="Microsoft+Visual+C+++Runtime+Library+Error"&btnG=Google+Search
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Don Varnau
Hi,
When does the error occur?
Don
[MS MVP- IE]
When does the error occur?
Don
[MS MVP- IE]
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John Thomas Smith
What is this error?
Go to this link (and bookmark this site) since it is a very
good place to find help for Windows error messages
http://search.microsoft.com/search/search.aspx?st=b&View=en-us
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Sanford Aranoff
Mistoffolees said:Here is an introduction to Google --- http://www.google.com/
Learn to use it. It will answer many of your questions. And in regards
to Visual C++ Runtime Library Errors, about 600 entries from:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="Microsoft+Visual+C+++Runtime+Library+Error"&btnG=Google+Search
I could not get any info from the above 600 entries.
I run a program called @Backup. Press Backup, to see my files. I get a message :" The parameter is incorrect". I
press OK. I get another error, OnLineBackup.shl.
Run Control Panel. "Resources not available". Press OK. Then I can see the Control Panel.
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Mistoffolees
Sanford said:Mistoffolees wrote:
I could not get any info from the above 600 entries.
I run a program called @Backup. Press Backup, to see my files. I get a message :" The parameter is incorrect". I
press OK. I get another error, OnLineBackup.shl.
Run Control Panel. "Resources not available". Press OK. Then I can see the Control Panel.
A "runtime error" implies a programming fault or a compilation fault,
sometimes related to using an out-dated version of an application. The
error message OnLineBackup.shl appears to be related to @Backup. Does
your computer system meet the minimum requirements for using @Backup?
Best to contact support at @Backup. This is not a Windows XP issue.