Hi,

Need a little help with an error message that pops up every time I try to perform an action.

Below is a screen shot of the error message?

AutoIt Error

Line 1583 (File “C:Program FilesRainmeterAddonsMakeStallerMakeStaller.exe”):

Error: Variable used without being declared.

                         OK

I had to recently update my AutoIt which I had done successfully on my Windows 7 PC.

There has been an error message which remains on the screen as soon as I start my PC and logging into my account.

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

Runtime Error!

Program: C:Program FilesTall EmuOnline Armoroasrv.exe

R6025

-pure virtual function call

                                                OK

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1. Took a snapshot information first that I need to merge.

2. Made a clone of an existing virtual image.

3. Created a new Virtual machine set up.

But after attempting to create a new virtual machine the following error message pops up:

Operating System :  Windows XP SP 3 , Inkscape Version : 0.48.0  r965

I downloaded Inkscape to my PC and installed it recently. I tried to import an .eps file and it comes up with an error message

Error reading temporary SVG file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'c:\docume~1\auysaler\locals~1\temp\tmp2wpcxf.svg'

When I click on accept it points me to my temp folder file path. Later it just opens a blank document.

I see that it is not able to create a folder in the temp directory for some reason and keeps coming back with this error message.

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Recently when I was working with my iPodifier I tried to save one of my file and it came up with an error message.

“An error occurred while displaying the previous error”

Here is a very silly question from my end. I was not sure if this error was just for me or it happens to others also.

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I usually like this website and keep playing online songs but somehow after upgrading my PC from Win XP SP3 to Windows 7 I started getting this message.

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