Issue:
When you start a Microvellum program, an error message is displayed that says, "Common Language Runtime detected an invalid program."
Solution:
The value for the registry setting called LastConfig in the ApplicationSettings folder is not set to a valid configuration for the software. You will have to manually change this value to a valid configuration on your system:
Check your configurations:
- Go into the registry by clicking on the start, or home button and in the search programs and files area, type in regedit and hit Enter on your keyboard.
- Expand the configurations in your registry and locate the configuration this station should be using for Microvellum Data. (“HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microvellum\Toolbox\R7.0\Toolbox-x001:409(or Toolbox- Standard)\Configurations).
(If this path uses a mapped drive, you may just have to make sure the user is connected to it. For more information on mapped drives see this Microsoft KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308582 ).
Check your Application Settings:
- Go into the registry by clicking on the start, or home button and in the search programs and files area, type in regedit and hit Enter on your keyboard.
- In the registry browse to “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microvellum\Toolbox\R7.0\Toolbox-9001:409\ApplicationSettings”. This path might vary slightly depending on the build of Toolbox that is currently installed.
- Find LastConfig in the ApplicationSettings part of the key entry.
- Make sure the LastConfig shows the right configuration, if not, double click and type in the EXACT name of the configuration to be used.
- Launch Toolbox.
Here are two screenshots showing examples of what is being described above: