NineToTheSky

NineToTheSky

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My man - you are a star! I made sure it installed in C:\Stardock\WindowBlinds\ and hey presto! it works. Many thanks for your help!

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Ummm...I'm beginning to see a possible problem. The only product I have (and have paid for) is WindowBlinds. What is Stardock Central? Should I have it? And none of you seem to have this C:\2 folder. (I agree - what's with these numbers? )

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Not on my PC, it isn't! That's what I don't understand. It defaults to C:\2, although, as I've said, the \2 folder can go anywhere.

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Thanks for your reply. I'm trying to install Windowblinds 4.5-enh.exe from the email I received from Stardock. I have reinstalled OLE2.DLL. I have noticed that, although the installation path is specified as C:\2, the folder it goes in is the last one I used. For example, if I opened the downloaded file from the download application in Mozilla Firefox, the 2 folder will install in C:\Program Files\Mozila Firefox\2. Or if I open it from C:\down

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Can anyone please help? I had WindowBlinds running successfully (v4.5). I had a HD crash, got a new HD, reinstalled everything with no problems - except WB. Now whenever I try to install, it gets to nearly the end of the installation and shows the following: 'Heading: GLBIE.tmp. Bad image. Message: The application or DLL C:\windows\system32\OLE2.DLL is not a valid Windows image. Please check this against your installation diskette.' OLE2.DLL i

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