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[kumarn_2004]

Hi Guys,

I am using Windows XP Home Edition(SP2). I have installed Oxford Dictionary from my Original CD-Rom. I think it works on TEXTWare Software. The problem I am facing is that when I click the Oxford Dictionary ICON ON THE DESKTOP or use my Original CD-Rom to open and view it, it says as follows, without opening.I tried to uninstall and reinstall the Oxford Dictionary, but all in vain. I tried my level best. But all ended in failure. What should I do to rectify the problem? Your detailed reply.

OFserver
Class not Registered.

[shantanu]

what it says.. ? you didnt write it... its somwhat confusing.. can you be more clear ?

[Ambar]

i had the same prob when i upgraded form win98 to xp.......but wasnt able to find a solution .....but latyer when i tried it on a fresh copy of win xp..it worked fine...try mailing the customer supprt...

[kumarn_2004]

Originally Posted by kumarn_2004

Hi Guys,

I am using Windows XP Home Edition(SP2). I have installed Oxford Dictionary from my Original CD-Rom. I think it works on TEXTWare Software. The problem I am facing is that when I click the Oxford Dictionary ICON ON THE DESKTOP or use my Original CD-Rom to open and view it, it says as follows, without opening.I tried to uninstall and reinstall the Oxford Dictionary, but all in vain. I tried my level best. But all ended in failure. What should I do to rectify the problem? Your detailed reply.

OFserver
Class not Registered.

Hi Guys,

My question above is very very clear. Can anybody help me?

[slugger]

ur problem appears 2 b result of an unregistered COM component
first check if ur DCOM service runnin or not if it is den u will have to reregiseter d unregistered dll file

if u find out which dll is unregistered den re-register it

if u dont den re-register all unregistered usin d /u switch

Originally Posted by kumarn_2004

Hi Guys,

My question above is very very clear. Can anybody help me?

NO d00d ur question was very very CLEAR,.................... NAAWT!!!

ur statement

it says as follows

shud have been followed by d actual error message u been c ing

Instead u decided 2 write sum ramayan mahabharat about ....level best.....failure....detailed reply

den in 1 corner of ur post u posted d message, extremely easy 2 miss[interpret]

u been on d forum long enuf now 2 no how u shud b postin and how 2 reply back

n e member is totally within his/her/its rights if dey seek clarification on certain things, and certainly on dis post clarifiaction was totally warranted

keepu ur QUERIES crisp, short, concise and precise no body got d time to read Biblical QUERIES