XBMP Configer 2
>> What's new/fixed:
* + TimeStamp Feature
* + Completly New Interface
* + AutoComplete Feature
* + Report File Maker
* + Thumbnail Maker
* + Some Tutorials (More to come)
+ Easily configure the Settings in the config.xml.
+ Change the names for the Main Menu buttons. (English)
+ FileZilla Server.xml Maker
+ Shortcut Maker
+ Skin Previews (downloadable via AllXboxSkin.com)
+ Works with versions up to CVS 6-24-03

Official Site: n/a, by flattspott
Download: Here

I get an "Component 'tabctl32.ocx' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid" error, when trying to run the app

I'm running a freshly installed WinXP (reinstalled last week) with SP1 ..

Really, Damn, I resend it to X-S with that files and maybe that will help.


I'm running XP Home No Service Packs

Was it made in VB? Maybe you need to install the run-times

QUOTE (Ice_Fox @ Jul 7 2003, 01:51 AM)

I get an "Component 'tabctl32.ocx' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid" error, when trying to run the app

I also get the same error.

For anyone getting that error, go here to get the library files.

http://www.ascentive.com/support/new/suppo...me=TABCTL32.OCX

It worked for me.

Where is the option to load in the current config.xml or at least save the current configuration?

I don't see one. Do I have to re-create entire configuration everytime I run the program?

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Where is the option to load in the current config.xml or at least save the current configuration? I don't see one. Do I have to re-create entire configuration everytime I run the program?

You can't with this version ...Yet. It does have AutoComplete though see the readme for info on how to use it.

I'm still working on the loading in a config.xml
I'm not some expert programmer. I learning as I go along.

As for saving it there's a button at the bottom left corner "Save Config"

thanks..

Ya I knew about the config.xml save. When I enquired about saving the configuration I meant there may be another method of saving the program settings other than to config.xml, which would be loaded in next time the program was run.

Thank you flattspott, for a great program. Made my life a lot easier