As an experiment, on a brand new PC I installed Genie 11G, disconneted from the internet, and then ran it successfully.
I then connected to the internet, ran it again, and it fails with the corrupt XML error all of us users who have paid for 11G have been getting since 12 was launched.
I'm not techincal enough to suggest anything other than 11G must download something from the internet which is then saved, and when read by 11G & seen as corrupt.
I've tried deleting all reg entries with Genie or Scout in there, and looked for any temp files, but it didn't work.
Anyone better than I care to take a look at this? Obviously the author has washed his hands of the issues and loyal supporters who paid for the product 12 months ago.
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Update: the problem is caused by 11g somehow setting a cooke, from this domain fmscout.com which is then falsely read.
Solution:
Create a brand new windows account, standard level user
Log into that account
Open Internet Explorer, Internet Options, Connections, LAN settings
Tick the Proxy box and put in 111.111.111.111 and Port 111 for the address
click OK
Try and visit a web page - it shouldn't work
Open 11G for the first time and voila it will work. It may 'stick' as it tries to download the cooke, but it works.
NB you won't be able to use the web on this account, but it works until someone or Genie himself fixes the problem.
I then connected to the internet, ran it again, and it fails with the corrupt XML error all of us users who have paid for 11G have been getting since 12 was launched.
I'm not techincal enough to suggest anything other than 11G must download something from the internet which is then saved, and when read by 11G & seen as corrupt.
I've tried deleting all reg entries with Genie or Scout in there, and looked for any temp files, but it didn't work.
Anyone better than I care to take a look at this? Obviously the author has washed his hands of the issues and loyal supporters who paid for the product 12 months ago.
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Update: the problem is caused by 11g somehow setting a cooke, from this domain fmscout.com which is then falsely read.
Solution:
Create a brand new windows account, standard level user
Log into that account
Open Internet Explorer, Internet Options, Connections, LAN settings
Tick the Proxy box and put in 111.111.111.111 and Port 111 for the address
click OK
Try and visit a web page - it shouldn't work
Open 11G for the first time and voila it will work. It may 'stick' as it tries to download the cooke, but it works.
NB you won't be able to use the web on this account, but it works until someone or Genie himself fixes the problem.