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snoopy 
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Posted on: May 03 2004,00:58 |
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I have tried this on two machines. Â It used to be that you could simply add a file into an ISO compilation (originally created with an earlier version of ultriso), then click save the ISO would reflect the file addition. Â I have tested this with version 7 and cannot get it to work. Â The program simply closes when one tries to save a file addition to the ISO. Â Then, UltraISO will only re-open after an error that states "cannot change visable in onshow or onhide".
Please advise.
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xoben
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Posted on: May 03 2004,21:03 |
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Can you kindly provide more detailed information:
1) Windows version, 98/NT/2000/XP?
2) UltraISO 7 version, such as 7.0.0.718
BTW, is it downloaded from links on our website or other sites?
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snoopy
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Posted on: May 03 2004,21:30 |
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| Quote (xoben @ May 04 2004,02:03) | Can you kindly provide more detailed information:
1) Windows version, 98/NT/2000/XP?
2) UltraISO 7 version, such as 7.0.0.718
BTW, is it downloaded from links on our website or other sites? |
The trouble I am having is with UltraISO v7 downloaded from ultraiso.com. Both machines are also current and have Windows XP Pro with SP1. I promise you you can duplicate this problem easily.
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xoben
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Posted on: May 05 2004,23:31 |
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| Quote (Guest @ May 04 2004,02:30) | | The trouble I am having is with UltraISO v7 downloaded from ultraiso.com. Â Both machines are also current and have Windows XP Pro with SP1. Â I promise you you can duplicate this problem easily. |
Thanks for your prompt.
We finally reproduce this problem on one of our XP systems, and this bug has been fixed at 7.0.0.732. You can grab it form links on our website right now.
Edited by xoben on May 07 2004,21:41
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