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beerslayer wrote: > Even technical users usually don't appreciate it when basic > system functions like "install" are suddenly disrupted after > installing a new program. I'd say this is not a problem that > should be taken lightly. Yep, but "don't appreciate" is very far from "makes it difficult". BTW, don't call it "basic system function". It's just a messed up file association setup, and it is no big disruption. It is a minor inconvenience, but I would certainly want Jan to give priority to other problems like tab-handling in column mode operation, which can cause data loss. Compared to that, having either to fix the file associations or right-click msi files is no big deal, especially since it is far from sure that the problem is in PSPad. > The machine I saw the problem on was running Windows 2000 SP4. Can you get someone to confirm that problem on the same type and SP level of operating system? It works fine with my windows XP, both Pro at SP2 and Home at SP1. Let's try to narrow down the search. If it happens on every Win2000 SP4 machine, the problem might be in Win2000 SP4 or in PSPad. It might be caused i.e. by different version of MSI installer. -- PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
