Error repot dialog?

[MIKE_B]

Hi all

 

I get the error report dialog box when I open up mcam X2. I did a search for this and found some info but it was for a side by side install. I did not do a side by side. Not sure how to get rid of it.

 

Thanks for any info!

Mike

[gcode]

The migration utility does not migrate thrid party chooks. You'll need to reinstall them into

the X2 folder.

The warning you are seeing come up when X2 can't find files it needs to build your toolbars.

For example.

If you has Moldplus installed in X_MR2 and had

Moldplus icons on your toolbars, the toolbars

were broght over by the migration.

Moldplus was not migrated. Now your X2 toolbars can't find the Moldplus files.

You'll also get this error if you were running X+

in X_MR2

 

edit: the part of the report you showed in your post was showing files that were read in correctly. If you scroll down to were the errors start, you'll get an idea of what chook is causinging the error.

If you can't install the offending chook, cause its not available yet, or you don't want it anymore, just delete the coresponding icons

from your toolbars.

[MIKE_B]

gcode

 

Thanks they are still in my chooks folder do I just delete them then reinstall?

[gcode]

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they are still in my chooks folder

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the chooks are in both X_MR2 and X2 chooks folder??

[MIKE_B]

Do I still have a X_MR2 folder? I don't see one. I did not do a side by side

[gcode]

You did the uninstall and replace. Thats what I did but I didn't get any errors. Scroll down the error report and see what the errors look like.

What 3rd party chooks did you have installed???

[MIKE_B]

The only one in red is the Arc MultiEdit.ft

 

[gcode]

Do a search on the forum for arc multiedit. I believe they already have it compiled for X2.

You'll have to find a copy and install it.

If you can't find it, delete the Arc mulitedit icon from your toolbar and the error will stop.

[Zoober]

The offending toolbars are the culprit for this. I had this prob with beta, and that is what it is. The chooks may indeed be in the chooks folder, but x2 doesn't recognize the toolbar.

Go into customize, right click on the offending toolbar, and select delete. This only deletes the toolbar, not the chook. you can exit and re-open x2 to check if you got rid of the error. Now, re-install the chook, and re-create the toolbar, and all should be good.

[MIKE_B]

Robert

 

How do I no what toolbar to remove? I don't remember putting them on a toolbar. But I have played around with alot in the past

[Zoober]

Look for the red entries in the error dialog. That will show you the offending chook that belongs to the toolbar. Then try to find the associated toolbar.

HTH