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I do not want to this every time I log in. I decided to create a new admin user and that starts correctly. So the problem is with the user account. I could use the new account but that is a fudge I would really like to resolve the problem if anyone can help.

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File Name:. Date Published:. File Size:. System Requirements Supported Operating System. EXE from your hard drive and follow the instructions to complete the installation. The following code throws a bunch of warnings and then finally a linker see below. Can someone reproduce for me before I report to QC. See related articles to this posting. Why not a single pointer? Exactly, my code snippet was the least amount of code to reproduce the problem. I need to see if someone else gets the same errors when linked statically.

I can reproduce all the time. The scenario is: - Build with runtime packages ON: linking always succeeds, independently of the "link with dynamic RTL" setting - Build with runtime packages OFF: linking always fails, independently of the "link with dynamic RTL" setting Below is a workaround the linking succeeds, even without using runtime packages Note thah since SHGetKnownFolderPath is only supported in Vista and above, it also makes sense to check for its availability.

If someone can help me out with an equivalent OSX implementation that'd be really handy. I am curious, what exactly does not work with it, though? I'm not surprised either.

Obviously there is something missing though if FMX should work. OBJ" It compiles with no errors, just won't link. That is normal, actually. I would not expect a cross-platform framework to automatically link to platform-specific libraries unnecessarily. You need to add shell Can anybody shed some light? Thanks kindly and with regards, John Olson. Jeff Overcash TeamB.

Not enough information to answer anything else with this. Quote Also, just to give even more headaches, some IBSql queries give the "Can't retrieve plan" error.