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Category: Printing Issues

	Title:	Run-Time DLL Failure when opening up Word Processor just prior to printing
	Keywords:	WBDBV32I.DLL, DLL File could not be created, Printing
	Scope:	All sites
	Release:	2.B and higher
	Description:	When just about to activate Word, Windows displays a small message box stating that the WBDBV32I.DLL file could not be accessed - suggesting that you probably do not have access rights to the folder shown in the caption bar - the location where WinBatch "thinks" this .DLL lives. This error message is actually generated by the interaction of WinBatch and Word using Microsoft Windows' automation components (f/k/a OLE, now ActiveX) as the "provider" or "carrier".
	Resolution:	After acknowledging this (and a subsequent) messagebox, manually return to Real°Pac control. Do this by single-clicking on the "Real°Pac print driver" minimized button located on your task bar. When the Real°Pac Print dialog reappears, simply resubmit your print job. The error should no longer appear.
	Notes:	This is a very spurious and rare error condition. It should not happen more than once in a great while, if at all. If it persists, check your network privileges and/or access rights to the share or drive letter/folder shown in the caption of the message box (this is usually your Real°Pac global-level SYSTEM folder, as in "J:\RP_W\SYSTEM"). Assuming that you do have normal access rights, and this is not the problem, then check the following: The amount of free disk on your computer, and/or on the disk storing your computer's operating system. Your computer's TEMP folder(s), in order to make sure that "throwaway" remnants of previous installations (of any source or type) are not still present. It is a good habit to check the condition of your TEMP folders on a regular basis.
	Date Submitted:	2000-12-21
	See Also/Resources:	The Winbatch Support site, at http://techsupt.windowware.com. You can also access Wilson Window Ware's home page at http://www.winbatch.com.