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[flatlander]

When trying to use the Photo Projects Assistant in EMC 9, to create a calendar, Nothing but trouble.
When I select Calendar, Monthly (or quarterly or yearly) and make a selection the following error box appears:

Insert the Required Content CD

Please insert the content CD labelled " into a CD or DVD drive then click retry.

Retry            Cancel

The content CD is installed. Even if I put the content CD in the drive, it will not help!

EMC 9.0.021
AMD Athlon 3200+ dual processor
200 gb hard drive
1 gb ram
Windows XP SP2
IE7  

Any suggestions appreciated

[grandpabruce]

flatlander, on Jan 13 2007, 05:07 PM, said:

When trying to use the Photo Projects Assistant in EMC 9, to create a calendar, Nothing but trouble.
When I select Calendar, Monthly (or quarterly or yearly) and make a selection the following error box appears:

Insert the Required Content CD

Please insert the content CD labelled " into a CD or DVD drive then click retry.

Retry            Cancel

The content CD is installed. Even if I put the content CD in the drive, it will not help!

EMC 9.0.021
AMD Athlon 3200+ dual processor
200 gb hard drive
1 gb ram
Windows XP SP2
IE7  

Any suggestions appreciated

Dump IE7.

[flatlander]

grandpabruce, on Jan 13 2007, 09:27 PM, said:

Dump IE7.

Been there done that! Also uninstalled content disc and reinstalled, checked disc to make sure files are all there, etc. Same result! IE7 not the culprit.

Any other possibilities?

flatlander, on Jan 14 2007, 10:04 AM, said:

Been there done that! Also uninstalled content disc and reinstalled, checked disc to make sure files are all there, etc. Same result! IE7 not the culprit.

Any other possibilities?

[sknis]

flatlander, on Jan 14 2007, 11:07 AM, said:

Been there done that! Also uninstalled content disc and reinstalled, checked disc to make sure files are all there, etc. Same result! IE7 not the culprit.
Any other possibilities?

Tons but try this.  
A poster found this work around that was able to help load buttons in MyDVD and pan and zoom in VideoWave.  Open that Assistant using the Windows>Programs> Roxio EMC 9 menu rather than using the Home page set up.  Please post back if this works.

[flatlander]

sknis, on Jan 14 2007, 10:36 AM, said:

Tons but try this.  
A poster found this work around that was able to help load buttons in MyDVD and pan and zoom in VideoWave.  Open that Assistant using the Windows>Programs> Roxio EMC 9 menu rather than using the Home page set up.  Please post back if this works.

Same result. But have downloaded the detailed uninstall document from Roxio. Try that route again?

[flatlander]

flatlander, on Jan 14 2007, 11:57 AM, said:

Same result. But have downloaded the detailed uninstall document from Roxio. Try that route again?

Took my own advice and utilized the detailed uninstall document from Roxio. Everything seems to be working, although I have not tried burning a dvd video yet.(almost afraid to try).