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Problem #1--Some components of the program won't
open or work or you notice the following error message when opening the
program: "HH.exe has generated an error and will be closed by
Windows".
Solution:
Check to be sure you installed the program with "Administrator" privileges.
During installation, you must be logged on as Administrator for the
program to 'register' all of its many components. If you are sure you did
not install the program under "Administrator" privileges,
uninstall the program
completely and reinstall as " Administrator". If you are sure you did
install the program under "Administrator", open up the folders and
files on your Regsoft for Healthcare installation CD and scroll down until you find the
"SetXP.exe" file; double-click this file. After this small
executable program runs your problem should be fixed. Another possibility is that
if you
installed the software into different folders or hard drives--in other words
you did not accept the standard installation defaults. Sometimes the
software has problems 'finding' components if they are installed in
non-standard locations. Open up the Regsoft for Healthcare installation CD and scroll down
the folders and files until you find the file entitled "SetDefault.exe".
Double-click this file. After this small executable program runs
your problem should be resolved.
Problem #2--Your program
opens normally but you get an error message when you try to click on any of
the list of program options on the right of your screen. None of the list of
10 program options will open and you get an error message with the following
opening prefix--"MS:@MSITstore:C:\Program files...."
Solution: Open up your "Add or Remove Programs" from
your Control Panel and find an installed program called "Windows
Help" or something to that effect. Uninstall this program and your
Healthcare program should now work properly.
Problem #3--You can't open a PDF file within
your Regsoft for Healthcare program.
Solution: Make sure you have Adobe Acrobat Reader (or full versions)
4.0, 5.0 or 6.0 installed on your computer. Additionally, you must open
(register)
a PDF file at least once while not in Regsoft for Healthcare before PDF files can be
opened within the program. This step will ensure Reader is installed and
operating properly. Also, if you have the very latest version of Acrobat
Reader, version 7.0 installed on your computer, Regsoft for Healthcare may not be compatible with
it. Uninstall Reader 7.0 and reinstall Reader 4.0, 5.0 or 6.0. Note: the
Regsoft for Healthcare installation CD has a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 on it. Our engineers
are working on a fix so that Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0 is compatible with
Regsoft for Healthcare.
Problem #4--you try to open and view safety
manual pages or inspection checklists but the pages don't load.
Solution:
Step 1, Close your Regsoft for Healthcare program
Step 2, Right click here to extract the
RegsoftPathGrab.dll file.
Step 3, Select "Save Target As..." and place this file into one of the following Windows system folders
depending on your operating system:
c:\windows\system32 (for XP)
or
c:\Winnt\system32 (for NT and Windows 2000)
or
c:\windows\system (for Windows 98 and ME)
Step 4, Open the above-mentioned folder and verify the
RegsoftPathGrab.dll file is in the appropriate folder.
Step 5, Open the Regsoft for Healthcare program and verify your
problem is fixed.
Problem #5--When you to try to open the Sharps
Injury Log you get an error message saying "This Page Cannot be
Displayed....". Additionally, an error occurs when you try to open
the OSHA 300 Excel spreadsheet in 29 CFR 1904.
Solution:
Step #1. Click here
to download the "OSHACpl.zip" file and select the "Open"
option from the resulting dialog box. Note: you will need a file
compression/decompression software loaded on your computer to 'see' the
files in Step #2, below.
Step #2. You will now see two files that were unzipped,
"OSHACpl.exe" and "Recordkeeping.chm".
Step #3. Select both of these files by clicking the first
file and then holding down your "shift" key and "arrow
down" to the second. Both files should now be highlighted.
Step #4. Next select the "Extract" icon from the
top toolbar or right click and select the "Extract" option form
the drop-down box.
Step #5 Extract both files into the following
folder, C:\Program Files\Regsoft
Step #6: After the files have been extracted and placed
into the C:Program Files\Regsoft folder simply double-click the "OSHACpl.exe"
file. This executable file will perform a brief routine and your problem
should now be corrected.
Step 6: Exit out of the various boxes and begin
using your program.
Problem #6--My PDF files will
not open after I updated my Adobe Acrobat Reader to Version 7.0.
Commentary: Reader 7.0 was developed with a number of aggressive
security measures, these measures have interfered with our software's
ability to properly handle PDF files. This problem only affects Regsoft for
Healthcare versions earlier than Version 2.68. Version 2.68 and later have
corrected this problem.
Solution:
You have 2 choices to correct your problem. Choice #1, uninstall Adobe
Acrobat Reader 7.0 and reinstall an earlier version--Version 6.0 or lower.
Choice #2, keep Reader 7.0 installed on your computer and call Boyer Safety
Services at (800) 664-8401. Tell the customer service representative that
you need the latest Regsoft for Healthcare build that corrects the Reader
7.0 problem. We will be pleased to ship you a CD that corrects your problem.
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