Musescore V0.9.6.3 crashes while V0.9.5 works fine
Hi,
I have a Dell laptop with WinXP and I'm forced to use Musescore V0.9.5 because when I start V0.9.6.3 an error pops up:
"mscore.exe has generated errors ans will be closed by Windows. You will need to restart the program. An errorlog is being created."
I have no idea where to look for, I cannot find any errorlog file, what can I do ?
many thanks
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Can you try to Revert to factory settings ?
In reply to Can you try to Revert to by [DELETED] 5
Thanks, I tried it but the same error appears ...
In reply to Thanks, I tried it but the by odul
Can you try with
-sinstead of-FThanks again, I will try tonight.
Does there exist a manual with a more detailed description of all the possibilities besides the Handbook (I have it for version 0.9.2) ?
(for exemple, I didn't find info for the -s switch, ...)
regards
In reply to Thanks again, I will try by odul
The most recent handbook is at http://musescore.org/en/handbook
Check here for Command line options
In reply to The most recent handbook is by [DELETED] 5
Sorry for the delay ...
I tried your suggestion ( -s key, and with all other keys as well), without improvement.
regards
Hi odul, what's the screen resolution of your laptop?
The requirements are:
* Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7
* 125MB hard disk space required for software download and installation
* 1024 by 768 pixels or higher screen resolution
In reply to Screen Resolution? by Bart.S
Hi,
Hard disk space & resolution fulfil requirements, but Windows is 2000Pro SP4 (not XP as mentioned before) ...
Is there really no way to make it work as such ? (I' m reluctant to buy new stuff just for my repetition cellar)
In reply to Hi, Hard disk space & by odul
Windows 2000 is not supported (even by Microsoft, which puts your computer at risk for hacking and viruses every time you connect to the Internet). If you are not tied you Windows you could upgrade to a free operating system such as Ubuntu .
In reply to Windows 2000 is not supported by David Bolton
OK thx, I will try.