New PIC Utility. PICMultiCalc

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Bill

Here it is

Enjoy ...

Alain

[rxforspeed]

Great job, Mister e! I'm glad somebody brought this thread back-I've downloaded and installed it on my XP-equipped notebook with no problems at all...

[mister_e]

Thanks Alain!

[bcd]

Thanks guys,

I knew someone would have it !

Now to work out how to to 10mS int's on a 18f2550 running at 48MHz !!

Bill

[Glenn]

Stuopid me, athat didnt read all posts before replying.. :/

[Acetronics2]

Thanks Alain!

No,No ... Steve

Thanks are for you !!!

Best regards

Alain

[Normnet]

PICMultiCalc gets runtime errors in windows 7.
Is their a newer version than 1.3.1?
This is a much used utility and an update would be appreciated.

Norm

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi Norm,
I run it on Win7-64bit and don't get any runtime (or other) errors. I don't know what version I'm running but I can check tonight. If you haven't already tried it, try running it as administrator and see if that help. I've had several apps where doing that is neccessary for it to work.

[Normnet]

Hi Norm,
...try running it as administrator and see if that help. I've had several apps where doing that is neccessary for it to work.

Running as administrator didn't help in 32 bit windows 7 professional.

I have the following NET's installed by default in case this is a Microsoft VB supportive files issue:
Microsoft® .NET Framework Version 2.0.50727.4927
Microsoft® .NET Framework Version 3.0.6920.4902

Norm

[Demon]

I had to download & install Microsoft ActiveX control Pad to get LCD tool working.

I had to download & register MSSTDFMT.DLL to get Timer tool working.

All tools worked after that.

Nice utility, I had the old SPBRG version.

[Demon]

If you get this in Win 7 64bit:

ActiveX Control Pad Setup:
the app was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142)

Run in XP compatibility mode.



To register MSSTDFMT.DLL in Win 7 64bit:

- download the file from microsoft.
- copy to C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder
- RUN REGSVR32 C:\Windows\SysWOW64\MSSTDFMT.DLL

Robert

[Ioannis]

It is surprising, but on my new and fresh Win7-64Bit system, with no VB studio installation if that matters, I did nothing special. Just executed the Steves nice job. It runs with no error messages!

Lucky me

Ioannis

[Demon]

I don't have VB6, MCSP, PBP or anything else programming-oriented on the Win 7 64-bit system yet either; just FS-X, PSP-XI, Open Office and Turbocad 11.

I bet you have software that already have those DLL included.

Robert