wine users - Nov 2007 - Problems with Click'N Design 3D Afterburner - A CD Label Designer

To: All

       
    I'm trying to run /_Click'N Design 3D Afterburner_/. an application 
for CD labels and jacket design. It installs fine and it seems most of 
it runs OK except when it has to access template files - files with 
*.tpl extension. Those files contain the page layouts and paper sizes 
and are crucial to the application functioning. When trying to access a 
template the only error message the application gives is: "There was an 
error loading this template". When run from the shell prompt it prints a 
whole lot of error messages in the terminal, most of them concerning the 
*ole* errors. I've attached the file ErrorMessages.txt with  the 
terminal output with all the messages: I have absolutely no knowledge 
how to deal with this type of problem!

    Any help would be *greatly appreciated.* Thanks to all in advance.
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:'( 

                                Sincerely,


                                Ivica C(uljak





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On Tuesday November 20 2007 19:23, Ivica Culjak wrote:
>             To: All
>
>
>     I'm trying to run /_Click'N Design 3D Afterburner_/. an
application
> for CD labels and jacket design. It installs fine and it seems most of
> it runs OK except when it has to access template files - files with
> *.tpl extension. Those files contain the page layouts and paper sizes
> and are crucial to the application functioning. When trying to access a
> template the only error message the application gives is: "There was
an
> error loading this template". When run from the shell prompt it prints
a
> whole lot of error messages in the terminal, most of them concerning the
> *ole* errors. I've attached the file ErrorMessages.txt with  the
> terminal output with all the messages: I have absolutely no knowledge
> how to deal with this type of problem!
	Please fill a bug report at http://bugs.winehq.org . Don't forget to attach
(do not paste) terminal output to your bug report.
	Please note that most developers even don't read this mailing list so 
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fixed.


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