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Tue, 07 March 2017 09:46 |
keennewparis
Messages: 2
Registered: August 2016
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Hello PARIS Friends:
Not to sound overly dramatic, but you have NO IDEA how happy/relieved I am to be able to post this to you. I have been using PARIS since 1998. Have a full MEC set-up. Have never updated software. (I know you all want to jump down my throat about that right now. Patience, please.) Recently, I had to transfer to a different PC (still Win98) because my old GATEWAY finally "gave-up the ghost". PARIS was running fine on the new PC for a while. Then, suddenly, it wouldn't load with the error message: Error in installing PASIS Engine - Error Code 40/28.
I tried for months to get on the Forum, but somehow I kept getting caught in Kerry's "SPAM Filter", and couldn't get ANYWHERE. I recently got a message through to Kerry and we have had 2 very pleasant phone conversations. As you all obviously know, he is a remarkably kind and talented person. He got me onto the forum and is working on getting the software drop-boxed to me. I understand it used to be available on the PASIS Wiki which is "broken". Perhaps Kerry is working on fixing that.
A recent divorce has left me over-extended (read: "broke") in the extreme. I am already saving my pennies to be able to afford Nick Audet's new drivers and tech support. At $50 that is a complete no-brainer and I will do it the MINUTE I can afford it. But part of my survival plan for not going INSANE in this cottage with no money was creating new music on PARIS. So for this minute, I think I just need to re-install the software, and of course, I can't find the discs (I think they were actually 3.5 inch FLOPPIES!!)
I have someone standing-by to assist me with backing-up the PC and re-installing the software. I just need to find an install-able copy. Is there anyone here who might be able to help me with that? If so, I shall be forever in your debt.
Thank you in advance (and for just BEING HERE with guidance),
Ken Swain
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