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/toolbar: error allocating memory

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Sounds like your system doesn't have enough memory, rather than it being a mIRC bug.

Please post the return from //echo -a $md5($mircexe,2) $version $os $script(0) $dll(0) $com(0)

Also please include the amount of RAM on your system.

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You didn't actually report any steps to reproduce this issue, just an error message that could occur from any of the hundreds of combinations of usage. Perhaps you should.


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2f63a83968f9586fe4fb48134253619c 6.35 Vista 9 2 0

Ram is 1.7 GB + 0.3 shared video emory

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maybe i rushed reporting this as a bug,, anyway this is an example of the code i used:

on *:START: .signal Toolbar

i use many scripts eachone adds its own toolbar button if its loaded

on *:SIGNAL:ToolBar: {
toolbar -axz1tk0n39 C "ConnectIOn" mIRC.exe "/dialog -md C Table"
}

thise code works correctly

on *:SIGNAL:ToolBar: {
var %i $qt($scriptdirTOOLs.icl)
toolbar -axz1tk0 TOOLs "TOOLs" %i $qt(/dialog -mdo TOOLs Table)
}

while this one doesnt

it doesnt access the *.icl, but it can access mirc.exe icons

windows 7 must have broken something !

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Something similar has been reported before. .icl files are basically PE files (exe files) with resources in them, meaning they can be 16bit or 32bit files. Windows7 no longer supports 16bit .icl files.

Check if the .icl is 16bit, and if it is you'll need to convert it. The easy way to do this is to get an icon editor that supports .icl and just re-save it. The newly saved .icl package should work.



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thanks for the help
do u think that has something to do with mp3 ids too (/splay failing to play some mp3's) ?


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