On Sun, 13 May 2001 23:39:16 +0200 esteemed Fabian Guisset did'st hold forth
thusly:
> http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=71010
>
> The only way to make this bug disappear currently is to
> 1) Uninstall Mozilla using the uninstall panel of Windows (standard
> Add/Remove Program procedure)
> 2) Reinstall it with the installer or a zip build.
>
> This has worked for several people, however not for all.
Fabian,
I am reading down thru the comments. I see someone reported that some people
have gotten rid of it by deleting psmglue.dll. However, I do not have that
file. I do have some other dlls that are older. I wonder if they are being
loaded and are not being used but are referencing a function that no longer
exists.
Anyone know if the dlls from this director excerpt that have March and April
2001 dates are still used:
Directory of G:\prg\moz\bin\components\*.dll
2/15/01 10:56 1,823,744 gkhtml.dll
3/19/01 7:56 20,480 qfaservices.dll
3/19/01 7:56 146,992 fullsoft.dll
4/27/01 14:56 9,168 mozucth.dll
4/27/01 14:56 7,952 signed.dll
I'm tempted to go thru one at a time and rename each one to a different name
and then start Moz and see if it starts and without an error message.
