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Justo acaba de llegarme la explicaci�n....

Mr. Cepeda,

I'm sorry you're having trouble with installation of MobiLearn software.
This problem has been occurring in many 4700 series iPAQs. Apparently there'
s a bug in the 4700's design that appears when you run programs based on
Microsoft's .NET platform. You'll find a discussion of the problem in the
Brighthand Forum,
http://discussion.brighthand.com/showthread.php?s=5bd1b0257818325bc1f9d34617e52360&threadid=111236 .


A Brighthand Forum member posted a solution that has worked for other
individuals who reported this problem. It requires you to edit your Pocket
PC's registry, setting HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\GDI\Drivers\ATI\
DisableDeviceBitmap to a value of 1. You can do this manually (if you have a
registry editor) or you can download and run a program posted by one of the
forum members, www.mobilearn.net/support/HP4700/hx4700fix.exe . This program
edits the registry for you, and apparently has worked successfully for other
Brighthand Forum members.


Please try this solution. If you need further assistance, just let me know.


Regards,



Arthur Granville

MobiLearn, Inc.

www.mobilearn.net




"Alex" <arlequin@vtr.net> wrote in message
news:coasb9$jiu$1@news1.nivel5.cl...
> Al ejecutar Mobilearn me arroja el siguiente error....
>
> Error message:
> Exception
>
> Additional message:
> Unexpected error occured
>
> Exception type:
> System.Exception
>
> Caller type:
> OutLoud.Phrasebook.UI.Forms.FrmHome
>
> Y este error con A4News....
> An unexpected error has occurred in A4News.exe
> Select Quit and then restart this program, or select Details for more
> information.
> Details....
> A4News.exe
> Exception
> MISC:HandleAR+0x5b
> ImageCollection::Add+0x2e
> FormMain::InitializaComponent+0x963
> FormMain::.ctor+0x42
> StartForm::.ctor+0x23
> StartForm::Main+0xa
>
> Hay algo en comun en estas dos aplicaciones.... ambas instalan SQL CE 2.0
y
> .Net Framework.   �Tendr� relaci�n con la compatibilidad de estos con
> Windows Mobile 2003 2nd edition?, �o ser� que ambos trabajan
exclusivamente
> en procesadores ARM?
>
>
>