Rob Accomando
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For you windows people. Can you check if you have GDI+ on in the Vectorworks Preferences? Does this make a difference in printing the grid? What about Anti-Aliasing?
Vectorworks Preferences:Display pane near the bottom.
There is no GDI+ option in my version, VW 12.5. Anti-Aliasing doesn't change the output for the grid lines either.
I tried to do this one time too but ending up just drawing my own lines. :grin:
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I tried printing in color to a B/W laserjet and the lines came out extremely light.
Then I changed the document to B/W only and printed. The lines came out a little darker this time (still light though). They might be visible on an Inkjet printer this way.
(document settings > document preferences)
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Thanks for the advice. I had that user added to the local admin group and now VW viewer runs without crashing.
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FYI;
a PC with a core 2 duo processor can install and run Leopard.
http://dailyapps.net/2007/10/hack-attack-install-leopard-on-your-pc-in-3-easy-steps/
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I'm not sure that you can (I've never heard of it) or need to update the registry.
If it works on another user account I would think it's a security/permission problem. Try setting the viewer exe to run as administrator.
Your user account may be corrupted and you may need to migrate to a new user account.
Migrating to a new user account would be tough to do because there are ALOT of accounts tied to that username.
I'm not sure what security/permission to change to avoid this DLL error. :crazy:
Thanks for the ideas, I'll keep digging.
Also, there was no problem with Vectorworks viewer 11. I would have kept that except all of our material prints were updated to VW 12.5
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It may be that your User registry does not contain the link to necessary "NTDLL.DLL", but is is available as part of the registry of other Users who have permissions for it.
Updating the Registry might force a re-link to the installed items.
What registry key would I need to update?
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What OS?
Windows XP pro w/SP2
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Hi,
I updated from VW viewer 11.5 to VW Viewer 12.5 and it crashes at start-up with a NTDLL.DLL error message.
I googled this but only seem to get solutions for when it happens in Internet Explorer when you get an NTDLL error.
When I logon to the PC as another user and run VW Viewer 12.5, there is no error message.
I can't figure out what could be causing this problem.
I tried updating quicktime, using an older version of quicktime, running chkdsk on my HDD, replacing the DLL file.
Nothing was installed on the PC in about 3 months, so I know it's not a software/hardware conflict.
Could it be something else?
VW Crashes
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I would imagine if it was Video Drivers or quicktime, You wouldn't even be able to open or edit a document.
Sounds like it could be disk write access issues (access rights/security)
Have you tried logging on to another user or admin and trying to save a VW file?
Also, what brudgers said. Run CHKDSK /F on the volume where VW is located.