Fireworks MX error...

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So I installed Object Desktop...I'm using Windowblinds, WindowFX, IconX, ObjectDock, and ObjectBar.

Fireworks MX is throwing errors. The application loads fine, and I can open images, but when I try to export images (jpeg, gif, tiff, etc), the following error pops up:

An internal error occurred.
An internal error occurred.

Both of those are in one message box. When I click "ok", the Export dialog box does load, but when I click "save", this error pops up:

Could not complete your request.
The file was not found.

This worked before installing Object Desktop, and it works when I start Windows in safe mode. I have told Windowblinds and WindowFX to ignore Firefox and not skin the application. I have even started Windows without any of the Stardock software running (although it looks like parts of it still are resident), and the error still occurs.

Any help would be appreciated.
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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top
I have told Windowblinds and WindowFX to ignore Firefox and not skin the application


did you have them exclude Fireworks or Firefox?
Reply #2 from Stardock Forums Top
Bichur -

Thanks. I meant "Fireworks MX", not Firefox. And yes, I did tell them both to exclude Fireworks MX...at least I think pretty positive I did.

Thanks again.


I have told Windowblinds and WindowFX to ignore Firefox and not skin the application


did you have them exclude Fireworks or Firefox?


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Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top
How many exes in the fireworks folder?

I ask cuz I read before some apps like yahoo have several
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
If you are using Enhanced Dialog, exclude Fireworks from it as well. You don't mention it in your list, but I have had trouble like this on occasion when programs have special save, or in this case, export dialogs and Enhanced Dialog tries to work its magic on them anyway.
Reply #5 from Stardock Forums Top
This sounds exactly like what I need to do. Where do I find the extended dialog settings?

EDIT: FOUND IT, AND IT WORKED!!

Thanks for all the replies. That was it. Totally rocking!



If you are using Enhanced Dialog, exclude Fireworks from it as well. You don't mention it in your list, but I have had trouble like this on occasion when programs have special save, or in this case, export dialogs and Enhanced Dialog tries to work its magic on them anyway.


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