VIEW doesn't work again

[jabelli]

[C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD14x64]dir | view

nothing happens

[C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD14x64]ver /r
 
TCC  14.00.31 x64  Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7601]
TCC Build 31  Windows 7 Build 7601  Service Pack 1
Registered to John Belli - 1 System License

I've already tried moving aside my ini and tcstart, and reinstalling.

 

[vefatica]

Is the directory where V.EXE lives (TCC's home directory) in your PATH variable?

 

[jabelli]

No, but if I use eset to add it, it doesn't help.

 

[jabelli]

Neither does adding it to the system path and restarting TCMD.

 

[Charles Dye]

That works for me, but I'm using 32-bit Windows. Have you tried the x86 version of Take Command?

 

[rconn]

[C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD14x64]dir | view

nothing happens

[C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD14x64]ver /r
 
TCC  14.00.31 x64  Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7601]
TCC Build 31  Windows 7 Build 7601  Service Pack 1
Registered to John Belli - 1 System License

I've already tried moving aside my ini and tcstart, and reinstalling.

Not reproducible here (14.0.31 x64 & Win7). Does VIEW work if you don't run it in a pipe (i.e., "view somefile")?

Anybody else having problems running VIEW?

 

[jabelli]

No, it doesn't work at all. Unless I install 32-bit, in which case it works whether or not it's in the path. Well, it does once. Now I can't even start 32-bit.

 

[jabelli]

OK, I fixed it. I found V.log, it said I wasn’t licensed. V does not see the license information if you “Register for all users” only. So I entered my license as a regular user and it works now. Which kind of defeats the purpose of “Register for all users.”

 

[FileViewer]

V does not see the license information if you “Register for all users” only. So I entered my license as a regular user and it works now.

Is it possible that you had previously registered as a regular user under a different name?

 

[jabelli]

No. In fact, I don't think I registered 14 at all except “for all users.”

 

[FileViewer]

No. In fact, I don't think I registered 14 at all except “for all users.”

In that case, is it possible that you had version 13 registered under a different user name?

 

[jabelli]

Registered user has been the above mentioned since version 9, when JPSoft started putting the user name and license number together.

Does “m_nStage=9, stage=2” mean anything?

 

[FileViewer]

Does “m_nStage=9, stage=2” mean anything?

Not really, but can you please send V.log to "v at fileviewer.com"

 

[FileViewer]

OK, I fixed it. I found V.log, it said I wasn’t licensed. V does not see the license information if you “Register for all users” only.

Can you still reproduce the problem as another user?

 

[jabelli]

Yes. When I originally installed v14, I used the “register for all users.” Neither account could use VIEW. Then I registered again under my user account. The admin account could still not use VIEW until I registered again without “register for all users.”

 

[FileViewer]

If you can reproduce the problem, please replace your v.exe with the one below:

ftp://ftp.fileviewer.com/jpsoft/v.exe

After running VIEW (which should fail) send me the latest v.log

 

[jabelli]

Well, I finally got time to try this in a VM and I can’t activate TCMD any more, so can't even attempt a reproduction.