--- In logic-users@egroups.com, "Sascha Franck" <saschafranck@s...> wrote: > As far as I remember this was supposed to be a problem with a cracked > version of Logic a while back (No, I'm NOT saying you're using a cracked > version Hey Sascha, Thanks for your help on this issue. You know it's funny you mentioned that about a cracked version, because I have misplaced my install cd (4.04), but I have my install floppies, and of course the dongle. I spoke with a guy at Emagic about getting me another cdrom asap, and he said they were out, and that it might be a week or 10 days before he could send me one. I went by my local dealer for help, and they suggested that they just burn a copy from a package they had there. So it is a burned copy of the install CD. I will be getting one from Emagic in a week or so. BUT I had this problem, before I had to format and reinstall everything on my PC. I just wanted you to know that it is a copy, not a crack, but a copy. Plus I had problems with the install, the application file didn't have ".exe" after it, it had ".ex_", so I had to take some of the files from my old install to make it work. My old install folder was on another partition, when my boot drive went bad. Maybe when I get a real cdrom, everything will work, do you think? > Apparently there was a problem with a missing DLL (or another file...). > Unfortunately I don't remember which one it was, but there are some files > that _might_ have something to do with it: > > - PlugIn.cnt (1 KB) > - LogicPlugin.dll (8.488 KB) > - LogicSaSyPl.dll (10.260 KB) and eventually > - LogicLAYU.dll (11.068 KB) > > Just have a look if all these exist on your machine (straight in Logic's > program directory). > > Sascha