🚀 go-pugleaf

In message <pan.2005.05.11.23.02.22.54640@invalid.lan>, Dan C 
<youmustbejoking@invalid.lan> writes
>On Wed, 11 May 2005 23:34:56 +0100, James Christie wrote:
>
>>>> "Component 'RICHTX32.OCX' not correctly registered: file is missing or
>>>> invalid"
>
>>>Kind of obvious, isn't it?  The file isn't there.  Reinstall it.
>
>> But what file is it, and where is it? I copied the quake folder straight
>> across from my external (backup) HDD, which in turn had been copied
>> straight across from my other PC, and which has been used on other
>> laptops without this problem before.
>
>Are you kidding me?  The filename is right there in front of you!!!  It
>obviously isn't in the Quake directory, and is probably a Windoze system
>file of some kind (in /windows or /windows/system  or something).
>
>Another poster has done the work for you, I suggest you follow the link he
>provided and restore the file.
>
>Windoze rots your brain, and this is clear evidence of that...  ;-)
>
What I was trying to ask, was what kind of file was it. I've now found 
out it belongs in the System 32 folder, its now been replaced and 
everything works fine.
I don't use my PC seriously enough to know the ins and outs of every 
folder, only really for playing games, watching DVDs and emails etc.
Away and 'Phear the Penguin'.
-- 
Regards,

James Christie

"Luck is my middle name," he said, indistinctly.
"Mind you, my first name is Bad."