Last time someone came to me with a similar problem, it was because he was using a cracked version of our software. The illegal version also contained a virus that destroyed several critical system files, so in the end he had to reinstall Windows. Now he is a paid and happy customer. Please make sure you download our software from a legitimate site, preferable from high-logic.com.
Please send me a private message, so I can identify you as a customer, and then I’ll send you a link to a special build of MainType.
Don’t know if this is related to the OP issue, but I just downloaded the trial version of MainType and when I interact with the app, or even when I open other apps, I get a dialog that says, “Not enough storage is available to process this command.” I’m running XP SP3 on an Intel quad box with 3GB of RAM, so I don’t think I’m underpowered. Any idea what the problem might be?
I’m obviously not a paying customer yet, since I’m using the trial version, but I’d sure love to be able to actually try it
Hello, My Main Type is crashing too. I downloaded the trial, used it quite happily for 30 days, took another ten days to think it over, decided to purchase and received my registration via eMail. Ever since registration, it’s just crash, crash, crash. Seconds after launching the software freezes and windows reports that its not responding. I’ve tried re-installing, re-booting, everything I can think of, but ever since I registered earlier this evening, the software just keeps freezing up right after it’s launched and finished building the list of fonts installed on my Windows XP.
Thank you in anticipation of all of your consideration. Please help.
I think you helped me before where my maintype was crashing and you sent me a link. Well my computer broke and I got a new one and It’s doing the same thing. Seems like my messages and previous post where deleted. It was around last year end of march.
At the time MainType 2.1.1 was released (in 2007) Windows 7 was not available, so we can’t guarantee MainType 2 works with Windows 7. As soon as Windows 7 was released (at the end om 2009) we did do our best to verify MainType 2 did continue to work with that version of Windows. Because most features were still working, and the fact we were already developing MainType 3, we decided to focus on Windows 7 with MainType 3.
