If you have problems you need to give precise and specific details if you
require help. Something you have failed to do in any of your various posts in
these newsgroups today.

For example, if you are having a printing problem you need to specify the make
and model printer you are using and how connected, the application from which
you are attempting to print, to describe the problem in full and include full
details of all and any error messages seen.

Making a "me too" post is unlikely to get you either help or sympathy.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP



BE wrote:

I'm haveing the same problem. Why can't anyone tell us
how to fix this dll problem?