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instalation coreldraw under win2000
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Kurt Buchegger
Dec 15, 2000, 10:19:00 AM12/15/00
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After new installation of win 2000 we tried to install coreldraw6.
unfortunately it doesn`t work because the setup stops the installation. so
we are looking foreward to get your advice. Thank you for your help.
unfortunately it doesn`t work because the setup stops the installation. so
we are looking foreward to get your advice. Thank you for your help.
your`s KB
Rob Bird C_Tech
Dec 17, 2000, 3:15:14 PM12/17/00
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Kurt
CorelDraw 6 isn't officially supported on Win2k - I have it working
here but it was already installed on a system when I upgraded to Win
2k.
As to problem solving how you get it working - what message do you get
- does it hang?
CorelDraw 6 isn't officially supported on Win2k - I have it working
here but it was already installed on a system when I upgraded to Win
2k.
As to problem solving how you get it working - what message do you get
- does it hang?
Regards
Rob Bird
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Brian L Johnson
Dec 18, 2000, 6:39:58 PM12/18/00
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Kurt Buchegger said,
> After new installation of win 2000 we tried to install coreldraw6.
> unfortunately it doesn`t work because the setup stops the installation.
>
I've installed a new W2k last week and I've just installed Draw 6
without a hitch. What msg do you get?
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-blj-
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Xavier Henry
Jan 15, 2001, 9:52:42 PM1/15/01
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I installed mine not long ago (new installation on new PC with win2k SP1)
and it did it ok. I do not recall everything for sure, however I believe
there is a problem with media manager. Media manager does not seem to work
in Win2k (my experience + somebody else's on this newsgroup as well) and its
installation kind of hangs up the system. You may want to try using custom
installation and deselecting install of media manager. Again, I do not
recall how I did it, but I do recall having some problems, and then, I
finally could install CD6 (to the exception of media manager, of course).
and it did it ok. I do not recall everything for sure, however I believe
there is a problem with media manager. Media manager does not seem to work
in Win2k (my experience + somebody else's on this newsgroup as well) and its
installation kind of hangs up the system. You may want to try using custom
installation and deselecting install of media manager. Again, I do not
recall how I did it, but I do recall having some problems, and then, I
finally could install CD6 (to the exception of media manager, of course).
Sorry for the little details, but I am sure you know how it feels after
installing and updating what seems like zillion apps on a new PC....
Xavier
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