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by joe
That file MSVCP60.DLL should be in WINDOWS\SYSTEM
Check to see if it's in there. It could be corrupted. You can go to http://www.drd.dyndns.org/index2.html click on DLL's and search for that file and you can download it to your windows\system directory.
Good luck
by ycoverdale
by wardymark
by ycoverdale
by ycoverdale
Both of theese people are correct. I had a corrupted file that was removed by my Norton Device and I currantly have a problem with a screensaver that I have to delete in order not to cause a simular repeat of the prior problem.
I did solve the problem by getting a copy of the missing file from a friend that knows most of the codes of these machines.
Thank you!
by ycoverdale
by ycoverdale
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