Windows Vista and S/W Runtime Error

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Here is my dialog with Oceanic, on what to do to fix my problem with the Software for my VEO 180, but I can't delete the Microsoft file. I have askedOceanic again, but they haven't responded. While Oceanic eventually responds to questions on their website, they are not punctual.... Anyone with a suggestion on how to get this to work?

Oceanic's Response: Uninstall the program then delete the Oceanic Folder (C:\Program Files)
and the DAO360 (C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\DAO) file
and that should fix your problem.

Oceanic Technical Support



-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Lane
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 12:58 PM
To: David Drisdale
Subject: FW: Runtime Error




-----Original Message-----
From: Oceanic Website Form [mailto:service@oceanicusa.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 7:13 AM
To: Mark Lane
Subject: Runtime Error

To: Technical Support (service@oceanicusa.com)
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Runtime error 3078, why? I run Windows Vista, have downloaded the new
drivers, but still, no luck. I have uninstalled, reinstalled and
re-downloaded the upgrade, but evertime the same error - no "unit of measure" This works fine on my Windows XP software computer, but not my Sony Vaio with Vista.
 
Have you tryed restoring your computer to a time before the error, using system restore?

To get to it in Vista:
Right click "My Compuer" and choose "properties".
Then click on "System Protection"
 
The file may be in use when windows is running. Try starting the computer in safe mode (F8 on startup) then deleting the file.
 

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