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I have a hunch that what is causing your problem is your version of Windows
95. The version number indicates that you have the original Windows 95
without the Service Pack Update 1, or susequent Kernel32 Update and
OLE32 Update patches installed. Without doing these things there are
several bugs in the way Windows 95 handles memory.
go to http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/updates.htm and click on
Service Packs to get the Service Pack. Click System Updates to get to the
other patches
-----Original Message-----
From: dpd <dpdozier@@email.msn.com>
To: voice-users@@voicerecognition.com <voice-users@voicerecognition.com>
Date: Thursday, April 02, 1998 2:46 AM
Subject: Re: Initialization Error
>Following letter was sent to tech support (support@@dragonsys.com).
>Haven't received a reply yet (only been a day) but thought I'd put this out
>to see if anyone else had a similar problem.
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>---------------------------
>
>Tech Support,
>
>I recently installed the trial version of NaturallySpeaking on my 'D:'
drive
>(second of two hard disks). The Audio Setup went well, ending with a
>"Normal" and "Qualified" result. When I try to start the program I receive
>an Initialization Error. I reinstalled on the 'C:' drive with the same
>result. Details follow, and log files are attached.
>
>System: Pentium-133, 48MB RAM, SoundBlaster AWE64 Gold, two hard-disks,
>Windows 95 4.00.950, Labtec C-324 Stereo Headset w/ Boom Mic.
>
>Symptoms: Installed on "D:" drive a 30-day trial version of Dragon
>NaturallySpeaking (came with Labtec Headset). No problems with
>installation. Audio setup went well. Resulted in "Normal" and
"Qualified".
>
>Upon trying to start the program, I receive an error message with the
title:
> "Initialization Error"
> and saying
> "There is a problem in either your NaturallySpeaking or your Windows
>setup."
>
>About 20 seconds later I receive another message box with title:
> "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library"
>and saying:
> "Runtime Error!
> Program: D:\NATSPEAK\PROGRAM\NATSPEAK.EXE
> abnormal program termination"
>
>I tried reinstalling on the "C:" drive, with the same result.
>
>Attached are C: drive files dragon.log and drgdump.reg
> and D: drive files renamed as ddragon.log and ddrgdump.reg
>
>I recently purchased a SoundBlaster AWE64 Gold soundcard specifically
>because postings I've read in the VoiceRecognition listserver have
indicated
>problems with NaturallySpeaking experienced with the AWE64 went away when
>they installed the AWE64 "Gold" version of the card. I also recently
>upgraded my RAM from 16MB to 48MB to be able to run the NaturallySpeaking
>software. I'm looking forward to purchasing NaturallySpeaking Preferred
>edition but want to be sure it's going to run on my system.
>
>Can you help?
>Douglas Dozier
>
>
>
>
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