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ObPlacer XML 0.80 crashes

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If you get a crash without an error message during the loading of ObPlacer XML 0.80 (you get the send MS screen), it could be that you have not installed all of the DLL files by Martin Wright.

I am checking if the main DLL is installed and if it is not you will be warned and the error prevented. But I did not consider the case where only some of his files are installed. I will try to fix this in a future version, but for now, please download and install Martin Wrights latest set of DLL files if you get an error like this.
 
Ummm...hate to sound a bit sluggish Arno, but where can I find these dll's? Looked on Avsim but no go. :wave:
 
How about the famous RTFM :D. The link is given there as well.
 
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