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missing widgets on opening screen

Discussion in 'Bug Reports & Installation Support' started by tex, Jan 16, 2011.

  1. tex

    tex New Member

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    I get this screen on program launch of 2.3.0 full version, which based on all my friends is incorrect:

    It seems to be missing some bits that let me try the program without registering nor logging in?

    I've got Windows XP, SP2, Java 7 on a 32-bit netbook. It seems to be the same problem regardless of whether I run d20pro.exe directly or through the batch file.

    Sorry if this is a known bug.
     

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  2. edwardcd

    edwardcd Administrator
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    This looks like the screen you would get if you deleted all the licenses including the guest player license. You could correct this by reinstalling the software. If you still are unable to login and download your paid license or see the guest player login after reinstalling let us know.
     
  3. tex

    tex New Member

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    Okay; tried that, same result. After the reinstall I looked in the licenses directory of C:\Program Files\MindGene\d20Pro and see a file named:

    license_Guest(d20Pro_Player_2.0.0).txt

    Just for clarity's sake, I haven't tried to register or login; I've only looked at that one screen.
     
  4. thraxxis

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    Hail and well met tex,

    I've contacted you directly to diagnose and resolve this problem.
     
  5. thraxxis

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    Hail and well met gamers,

    Turns out that the Java7 was the culprit here, for no good reason that I can explain at the moment. In the meantime, please run d20Pro with Java6 for best results! :roll:
     

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