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  1. 16th Sep 2010 05:08 pm #1
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    Default layers property manager says fatal error

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    Whenever I open layers property manager it says fatal error. It even does it with out any file open, can't seem to figure it out.

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    First off. You did install Update 1 for LT 2010 right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReMark View Post
    First off. You did install Update 1 for LT 2010 right?
    I just had to reinstall it a week ago because every time I opened it was saying fatal error. I haven't done any updates on it yet. And I accidentally lied on the profile, I was wrong, it's 2009.
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    2009?

    If you have not installed any updates for this product stop what you are doing and do so now. Here is a link to get you started. Download the update version that matches your software (LT and most likely 32-bit).

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    It still doesn't work, I figured if I waited a bit that I would find a little bug and fix it...
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