Re: pioneer inno

has anyone found a way for this to work yet? I am going crazy trying to
find a way for vista to read my inno.


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unklewilly

Try Compatibility Mode, right click the Applications executable > click
Properties > Compatibility (tab) > click in the list box, (it might be
greyed out, check it) select a suitable version of Windows > click OK and
try run it again.
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"unklewilly" <davessac@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> has anyone found a way for this to work yet? I am going crazy trying to
> find a way for vista to read my inno.
>
>
> --
> unklewilly

If that does not work, you need to contact the developer to find out about
Vista support, patches and updates.
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> has anyone found a way for this to work yet? I am going crazy trying to
> find a way for vista to read my inno.
>
>
> --
> unklewilly

ok...second question...how do I get to compatablility mode?


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unklewilly

Right click the applications executable, click Properties > click the
Compatibility tab > under 'Compatibility mode' check the 'Run this program
in compatibility mode for:' box the click in the list box and select an
appropriate version of Windows such as XP or 2000 that the program is known
run fine on. Click OK, then launch the application.
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> ok...second question...how do I get to compatablility mode?
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> unklewilly

I am a computer idiot. Applications? In the startup programs? I am
trying to find it but Im a idiot.


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unklewilly

unklewilly wrote:
> I am a computer idiot. Applications? In the startup programs? I am
> trying to find it but Im a idiot.
>
>

Errm, the startup programs ARE applications, is there some reference to
"Applications" you've seen that refers to something by name so we can
help you out further?

(Vista has changed things around a bit so don't be embarrassed (or
surprised) if you need a bit of help, there's no such thing as a stupid
question - wish I could say the same for some of the answers here

Application executable is an icon that starts the program. In your case its
Pioneer Inno so what you need to do is this:

Right click Pioneer Inno
Click Properties > click the Compatibility tab > under 'Compatibility mode'
check the 'Run this program
in compatibility mode for:' box the click in the list box and select an
appropriate version of Windows such as XP or 2000 that the program is known
run fine on. Click OK, then launch the application.
--
Andre
Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com
My Vista Quickstart Guide:
http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog...3DB!9709.entry

"unklewilly" <davessac@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I am a computer idiot. Applications? In the startup programs? I am
> trying to find it but Im a idiot.
>
>
> --
> unklewilly

[moosc]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]

Application executable is an icon that starts the program. In your case its
Pioneer Inno so what you need to do is this:

Right click Pioneer Inno
Click Properties > click the Compatibility tab > under 'Compatibility mode'
check the 'Run this program
in compatibility mode for:' box the click in the list box and select an
appropriate version of Windows such as XP or 2000 that the program is known
run fine on. Click OK, then launch the application.
--
Andre
Blog: Teching It Easy: Windows Vista & 7
My Vista Quickstart Guide:
http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E8E5CC039D51E3DB!9709.entry

"unklewilly" <davessac@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I am a computer idiot. Applications? In the startup programs? I am
> trying to find it but Im a idiot.
>
>
> --
> unklewilly

i know this old but i cant find the Compatibility tab for my Inno.. where do i find the pioneer inno i looked under computer shows my inno in drive j but i did the right click but didnt find the Compatibility tab any help please...