Desktop IDe stops running

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RobVanBrunschot

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• Sep 29, 2010

• #1

Hello,

I am the onwer of a ASUS Eee PC where I want to run the Basic4PPC desktop IDe but when I run a created program and I click on the X button, the program shows the box 'Basic4PPC stops running'.
End of fun.

My netbook runs Windows 7 Starter,.

Should I be possible to run Basic4PPC on this machine or is there something I should do before every thing works.

I hope someone can help me.

Regards, rob

 

Erel

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• Sep 29, 2010

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Do you have .Net Framework 2.0 installed?
Download details: Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 Redistributable Package (x86)

Edit: Actually I don't think that it is related to .Net Framework 2.0. Are there any other details in the error message?

 

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RobVanBrunschot

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• Sep 29, 2010

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Hello Erel,

I did try that before but got the message that this software was already included in windows 7.

I also tried some sample programs from the setup package of basic4ppc and they seem to work okee.

Can it be possible that I got some of my code wrong, working okee on Vista but not working on Windows 7?

Regards, Rob

 

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• Sep 30, 2010

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The problem happens when you try to close your application?

Make sure that you are not calling AppClose inside Sub Form_Close.

 

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RobVanBrunschot

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• Sep 30, 2010

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Erel,

Thank you for your answer, it was the solution :icon_clap:
I had the AppClose command within the close sub all along, but on Windows 7 it did not work anymore.
I removed him and the program works okee now.

Regards, Rob

 

Erel

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• Sep 30, 2010

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Great.
So just to clarify, AppClose closes the main form which raises the Close event. So calling AppClose from inside the Close event creates an endless recursive loop.