At 3/6/2007 04:16 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
>More Mac Intel woes -- now I can't even run Finale 2006d -- it
>crashes on launch with the message "Unhandled exemption caught."
>
>Any ideas what is causing this?
"Unhandled" means that the program does not have a "Try/Catch" structure
around the code that caused the problem.
This usually means that the programmer didn't expect that this situation
could ever occur ;-)
An "exception" is a memory access to an invalid area of memory.
Usually this is caused by:
1. Calling a function with an invalid address.
2. Using a NULL pointer to access something. This ios the most common reason.
"caught" means that the OS discovered the problem, not the program.
I don't know if Finale supports WinFin on some Mac emulation. I would
doubt it.
Phil Daley < AutoDesk >
http://www.conknet.com/~p_daley
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