Howdy, all - Looking to see if anyone else has had this problem. I run several macros that were either obtained from or written for us by one of the incredibly helpful folks at MacroMonster. They ran fine in Corel X5 **UNTIL** I uninstalled the trial version of Corel X6 after it expired - suddenly, I'm getting the message "Class not registered. Looking for object with CLSID:{C62A69F0-16DC-11CE-9E98-00AA00574A4F" with an "OK" or "Help" button. Clicking on OK brings up another box, "Unexpected Error (713)" I'm running three macros. One works fine, the second one creates that series of errors, and the third macro is simply not functioning at all, doesn't even show up in the Macro Manager. I've done a repair install and a total reinstall in-place - I'm hoping I don't have to completely uninstall X5 and reinstall IT from scratch to get things sorted (we run a pretty fast-paced shop, no real time for that). I've posted this in the Corel newsgroups and the message back was that this sounds like a Corel issue, and that I may indeed have to completely remove X5 also and reinstall. I've tried to post this at MacroMonster but there are no forums there. Anyone else have this issue or got any ideas? I'm running a 32-bit version of Win7 on an Intel Core i5 with 4 gigs of memory, plenty of HD space. Thanks, Anna McCullough
Hello Anna; If yo think that Corel is the problem you should be able to put the Corel DVD in and at the install screen do a "Repair". You may want to see if the macro's are in the "GMS" dir. of X5, if not you may have to reinstall them. ( A few people have said they had problem with X5 after removing X6,. but up dating from X4 it didn't have any affect on X4. ) I think X6 will be the best CorelDraw ver. ever as soon as the up-dates are out.
GeorgePS Your avatar reminded of a picture I Took this spring.( Two heads must be better than one for eating )
George - I've already done a repair install and a full in-place reinstall. I guess I'll have to squeeze time out to completely wipe Corel and start from scratch - which is just not a good thing at this time of year ..
This looks like the UserForm .dll is not registered properly. Try this:
1. Click your Start logo, and type: cmd
2. Right click on Cmd.exe and select Run as Administrator, click yes to the UAC prompt.
3. You should be at the C:\Windows\System32 prompt, type: Regsvr32.exe fm20.dll
4. The following message should appear: DllRegisterServer in c:\windows\system\fm20.dll succeeded.
Hopefully that saves you from your uninstall.
-Shelby
Weeeeeeeeelllllllllll Anna John is up on X5 and he's probably right, but you may want to wait and see if anyone has found another answer.
See Shelby did come up with something while I was typing this!!!!!!!!!!!!
My Thoughts George
Shelby - I raced to try this but it looks like the uninstall may be the only way to go - I got the message shown below. The weird thing is that the DLL does exist in the System32 directory - I looked.
Bummer, you have another option before the uninstall. You could see if you have a restore point before the install of X6. This would take you back to a working state of X5.
If you haven't made to many software update / changes, you might try it.
YEEEEEHAAAAAWWWW! Dang, why didn't I think of that - we're back in business, everything works again!! Thanks, Shelby!!