Component Manager Error
As per
Lawrence's instructions last March, I widened my
editorBox window in Radio, to 111. That has been working
just fine for these many months.
Now, Mac OS X's MSIE is getting cranky, and I wanted to
switch to Mozilla, since I'm quite pleased with Mozilla
over MSIE on Windows itself. But Mozilla chose a different
font, and now I want to shrink my editorBox window width
back down to around 80.
As soon as I select Radio's Tools -> Developer -> Jump,
I get a pair of windows showing up.
One is a dialog box, claiming:
Component Manager error. Its code number is -111.
The other one is a small window with three "lines":
- label ERROR
- textfield ERROR
- a selector that says "scratchpad", and two buttons, Cancel, and OK
The only thing you can do that has any apparent effect is to hit the
OK button in the Component Manager Error window. Then,
both windows go away pretty fast, and then I get:
The Application "RADIO" HAS UNEXPECTEDLY QUIT.
I tried it again, and the 2nd time, the small ERROR window
comes up and the Component Manager Error window
comes up again and again, as long as you hit its only
("OK") button. After four or five times, Radio quits, although
it is no longer unexpected, at least to me.
It gets these errors whether I'm running Mozilla or MSIE.
I'm running Mac OS X version 10.2.2.
11:31:54 PM
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