Prev: Modify Font on Link Bar Buttons Set default Font for entire Site
Next: Modify Font on Link Bar Buttons Set default Font for entire Si
From: Confused on 28 Jan 2010 06:32 Hi all, Sorry if this has come up before, I have searched and not found much. I use Frontpage 2003 for my website and it has worked great. I baught a new Dell laptop recently with Windows 7 and installed Frontpage. It worked fine for a couple of days, but now I get an error whenever I click 'save as': An unexpected error occurred: Not enough memory available to complete the operation. Close other programs to make more memory available, and then try again. I do not have other programs open. I have 191GB free space. I have tried restarting the computer and re-installing Frontpage. I tried to 'Run programs made for previous versions of Windows' (found in control panel). I also came across another solution, to download windows XP mode. I downloaded the tool to see if my processor supports HAV, but it said I needed to enable the virtualization setting in the BIOS. I followed the instructions, but my Dell laptop does not allow me to press 'F12' on start up and change the settings. So what can I do? I can't buy another, updated Frontpage (if there is one) and I cant work out how to get it to work. Is there an alternative to frontpage that will work with Windows 7? Is there a way to make it compatible?
From: Karl E. Peterson on 28 Jan 2010 16:51 Confused used his keyboard to write : > Sorry if this has come up before, I have searched and not found much. > > I use Frontpage 2003 for my website and it has worked great. I baught a new > Dell laptop recently with Windows 7 and installed Frontpage. It worked fine > for a couple of days, but now I get an error whenever I click 'save as': It's come up repeatedly. > I also came across another solution, to download windows XP mode. Sadly, that's the only known "solution" to this problem. FP2003 simply is not compatible with Windows 7. > downloaded the tool to see if my processor supports HAV, but it said I needed > to enable the virtualization setting in the BIOS. I followed the > instructions, but my Dell laptop does not allow me to press 'F12' on start up > and change the settings. > > So what can I do? Call Dell. All of their machines support getting into the BIOS. (I thought it was F2, though?) > Is there an alternative to > frontpage that will work with Windows 7? Not if you're using FPSE. > Is there a way to make it compatible? Not that anyone's found yet. :-( -- ..NET: It's About Trust! http://vfred.mvps.org
From: Confused on 29 Jan 2010 04:38 Thanks for your help. Unfortunatly I still can't enable the virtualisation thing. I press F2 and enter setup, but there is no option to enter 'BIOS setup'? I googled it but still don't understand. I have a Dell Vostro 1720 by the way.
From: Karl E. Peterson on 1 Feb 2010 21:33
Confused brought next idea : > Thanks for your help. > > Unfortunatly I still can't enable the virtualisation thing. I press F2 and > enter setup, but there is no option to enter 'BIOS setup'? I googled it but > still don't understand. > > I have a Dell Vostro 1720 by the way. Pretty sure you just need to be a little quicker... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=dell+vostro+bios+access -- ..NET: It's About Trust! http://vfred.mvps.org |