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Just when I thought it was safe to start-up MindManager, opening a specific “dashboard” Map at start-up, the error reported previously appears again, and as mentioned previously results in a corrupted Map file.
It appears that on opening the initial Map, changes are made, a modification to task properties. When the Map is opened the application indicates that a change has been made and their is one action in the undo list, see below…
Unfortunately, undoing that last action does not help, if I select undo, save and re-open, the Map is corrupted.
See previous post for further details.
My “dashboard” Map contains task information, links to MS Outlook tasks and it appears that this may be the problem.
I then re-tested the opening of a new “blank” Map on start-up and the problem doesn’t appear.
I then attempted to insert a new Outlook Query…
and this is what I get…
followed by…
So back to the drawing board (as they say) or in this case back to Mindjet support for further advice.
Thanks to those nice people at Mindjet, I have a fix for the start-up error, reported in an earlier post.
A simple registry setting is the answer…
Solution:
Applies to MindManager 2012
Symptom:
After successfully launching MindManager (user will see the full application menu) the application shows a Visual C++ runtime error. On confirming the error message the application will close.
Cause:
There is an issue with the Design Partner program in MindManager
Resolution:
To resolve the issue, please download the below zip file:
For MindManager 2012:
http://cssdl.mindjet.com/kb/SkipUsage2012.zip
The setting that is changed…
As mentioned in my previous post this error was reported in previous versions of MindManager. I tested the fix previously without success, not sure why, possibly user error! Computers… strange things, every now and then they do something unexpected… just to keep you on your toes!
Ref: What is the “Design Partner Program”…
For more info click here.
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