Thanks - help much appreciated - I am going to try and deinstall - rename the file - reinstall- return the renamed file to it's original name upon installation of Gimp - as someone (perhaps you) kindly suggested - hope it works.
>Evan Neumann <[email protected]> writes: >> Let the kids finger paint over the cracked walls. >> >> As far as Gimp. I don't know about the other issues, but rename intl dll >> intl-old.dll >> >> Then re-install Gimp. >> >> There is no feasible way to hold someone's hand through troubleshooting Gimp >> though. Because it is open source there are morose bugs that a user must >> muddle through when things go wrong. >Perhaps that generalisation has merit, perhaps not, but in this case the >fault lies with HP. I note that >Renatus <[email protected]> writes: >> However intl.dll in folder Windows\System32 was hardly placed there by some >> broken >> application. It is used by LoginUI.exe, the user interface for the logon >> screen! >– well, the assumption is wrong. LoginUI.exe is in fact a broken >application, part of HP's "personalisation", and it places a broken >version of intl.dll in the Windows system directory. This overrides the >file that GIMP expects to be there. >If anything, the problem is that GIMP expects the Windows install not to >be screwed up by HP. If you own an HP computer, it might help to >complain to them. >Anyway, if you use PortableGIMP, this comment seems to give a solution: >http://portableapps.com/node/1598#comment-11104 >-Kevin -- NoviceGimper (via gimpusers.com) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
