I suspect it has something to do with Quicktime incompatibilities. I did,
of course install the old version of Quicktime that came with the game. So
now I have that version and the new version that was already on my computer.
"g3t3m3" <g3t...@cox.net> wrote in message
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Be sure 'Movutils.dll' is in your '.../Amber_jb' folder. If you are
trying to run it from a shortcut, be sure the default/start directory
is where the game is installed.
Does 'Movutils.dll' show in your '.../Amber_jb/Install.log'?
I'd un-install the game and re-install it.
Bob R
POVrookie
"g3t3m3" <g3t...@cox.net> wrote in message
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I've tried not using the shortcut. I'm now clicking directly on the
program, but it still happens. I've also tried all the compatability modes.
I've also uninstalled and reinstalled 3 times.
"John McGrath" <johnmac(spamgo)@indigo.ie> wrote in message
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>Thanks guys, but as I've said the problem isn't with the "movutils" message
>anymore. I've found that I can just click "continue" when that message pops
>up, and the game will proceed. Well, I at least get to see the opening Hue
>Forest logo animation. But then I get another error. It says "script
>error: handler not defined..........#newGame." I can either "quit," or
>"continue." When I click continue I just get a black screen with the white
>cursor pointer I can move around. I have to do the Control+Alt+Delete thing
>to get out of it.
>
>I've tried not using the shortcut. I'm now clicking directly on the
>program, but it still happens. I've also tried all the compatability modes.
>I've also uninstalled and reinstalled 3 times.
have you looked to see if there's a patch available, or contacted the
developer/publisher directly?
.g
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I had the same problem (with the demo). I'm afraid there is no
help. According to
http://www.ntcompatible.com/comp.php?cat=games&idx=a&sort=&st=150
Amber doesn't run under NT and Win2k.
Bernd
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Amber ran in 256 colors and 640x480 resolution. It's been a
while since I played, and I don't remember if I had to reset my
desktop before running the game or whether it reset automatically.