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  1. - 11th June 2010, 23:52 #1
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    thanks again for the reply. yes, i have the osc set for 16 mhz. there's my problem!

    about picmulticalc, it starts ok in windows 7 but when you click on any of the buttons (timer calc, timer helper, usart calc) i get a runtime error 713; missing msstdfmt.dll that needs to be installed. rather than troll the web searching for a "trojaned" file, i chose a different calc.

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    Hi,
    FYI, I run PICMultiCalc on Win7-64bit without any problems, no compatibility mode set or anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HenrikOlsson View Post
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    FYI, I run PICMultiCalc on Win7-64bit without any problems, no compatibility mode set or anything.

    /Henrik.
    Me too. And I can not find msstdfmt.dll on my machine??
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    im using 32 bit windows 7. maybe thats the prob..
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    I also have win7 32 bit and no problems there either.
    Maybe you have a bad copy of multicalc?

    When I get back to the shop later to day I will upload the copy I have.
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    DDDvvv,
    You can go here to get the version of MultiCalc that I have. Not sure if there is more than on version... This one works on win7, both 32 and 64 bit machines.
    http://mackrackit.cambs.net/files/

    Just saw your article on driving a stepper in hardware mode, missed that thread.
    Cool project!!! Now something else to play with that I do not have time for...
    Thanks!!!
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    That's a really old version Dave.

    Here's the latest ... v1.3.1
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/cont....-PICMultiCalc
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