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 orbitinge...@gmail.com writes:
Let the kids
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
Jernej Simončič jernej|s-gm...@eternallybored.org writes:
On Wed, 18 Jan 2012 10:32:36 +0100, Kevin Brubeck Unhammer wrote:
– 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
Thanks to Jernej Simončič for his prompt reply. I never claimed it was a GIMP
bug only that the FAQ reply was misleading and downright dangerous as you could
get locked out of your own PC.HP's support also claims that's the other guy's
fault. The user is not the winner in such conflicts!
On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 11:09:34 +, Rene Grognard wrote:
I simply cannot understand why GIMP does not look first into its own version
in ProgramFiles\GIMP-2.0\bin which of course it finds once the Windows
version is renamed.
Because the DLL search path in Windows is roughly executable
