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    Hi all; I am building an SDI application and have used SkinMagic to provide a convenient skin to the software. It works fine but when i close the application (either by using the X on the window or by clicking 'close' in my application), i get an error after the window has closed. The errors goes something like this: The memory referenced @ xxx could not be 'read'. Its due to the use of the Skinning library but i really don't know how to cut it out. Could you please help me. I badly need this. Thanks :(( Krugger

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      Hi all; I am building an SDI application and have used SkinMagic to provide a convenient skin to the software. It works fine but when i close the application (either by using the X on the window or by clicking 'close' in my application), i get an error after the window has closed. The errors goes something like this: The memory referenced @ xxx could not be 'read'. Its due to the use of the Skinning library but i really don't know how to cut it out. Could you please help me. I badly need this. Thanks :(( Krugger

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      Cedric Moonen
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      Set a breakpoint in your code (F9) and launch the debugger (F5) to see what is happening

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        Hi all; I am building an SDI application and have used SkinMagic to provide a convenient skin to the software. It works fine but when i close the application (either by using the X on the window or by clicking 'close' in my application), i get an error after the window has closed. The errors goes something like this: The memory referenced @ xxx could not be 'read'. Its due to the use of the Skinning library but i really don't know how to cut it out. Could you please help me. I badly need this. Thanks :(( Krugger

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        David Crow
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        krugger wrote: Could you please help me. Have you tried e-mailing support@appspeed.com?


        "The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

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          Hi all; I am building an SDI application and have used SkinMagic to provide a convenient skin to the software. It works fine but when i close the application (either by using the X on the window or by clicking 'close' in my application), i get an error after the window has closed. The errors goes something like this: The memory referenced @ xxx could not be 'read'. Its due to the use of the Skinning library but i really don't know how to cut it out. Could you please help me. I badly need this. Thanks :(( Krugger

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          valikac
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          Debug it using Visual C++. If that does not help, then try a kernel level debugger such as Olly Debugger and SoftICE. Kuphryn

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            Debug it using Visual C++. If that does not help, then try a kernel level debugger such as Olly Debugger and SoftICE. Kuphryn

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            Olly Rules :)

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