Ok here's my problem :((
With the previous versions(Visual Pinball and Pinmame) all worked just fine but since I've installed the newer versions
these problems came up every time I tried to load a table(t2 for example) with the exception of the 2 visual Pinball already in the installer.

-Unable to open WPC.VBS.Ensure that it is in the same folder as this table.
ActiveX component can't create object.(which is already in the directory).

-Unable to load VPinMame
Variable is undefined

-This table requires VPinMame ver 00990300 or Higher.(I have the latest version)

-This table requires WPC.VBS ver 1 or higher(Which I have(1.2) )

Please help me with this problem.
tnx
Night

This happened to me too this morning when I was reconfiguring my computer. Make sure that you unzip the contents of VPinMAMExxxxxx.zip to a PERMANENT folder, then run setup.exe, follow through with the setup, then when done do NOT delete the files you unzipped.

> Ok here's my problem :((
> With the previous versions(Visual Pinball and Pinmame) all worked just fine but
> since I've installed the newer versions
> these problems came up every time I tried to load a table(t2 for example) with
> the exception of the 2 visual Pinball already in the installer.
>
> -Unable to open WPC.VBS.Ensure that it is in the same folder as this table.
> ActiveX component can't create object.(which is already in the directory).
>
> -Unable to load VPinMame
> Variable is undefined
>
> -This table requires VPinMame ver 00990300 or Higher.(I have the latest version)
>
> -This table requires WPC.VBS ver 1 or higher(Which I have(1.2) )
>
> Please help me with this problem.
> tnx
> Night
>


Jay
Hardware/Tech Support Moderator

# of bugs found in Windows so far:

> This happened to me too this morning when I was reconfiguring my computer. Make
> sure that you unzip the contents of VPinMAMExxxxxx.zip to a PERMANENT folder,
> then run setup.exe, follow through with the setup, then when done do NOT delete
> the files you unzipped.
>
> > Ok here's my problem :((
> > With the previous versions(Visual Pinball and Pinmame) all worked just fine
> but
> > since I've installed the newer versions
> > these problems came up every time I tried to load a table(t2 for example) with
> > the exception of the 2 visual Pinball already in the installer.
> >
> > -Unable to open WPC.VBS.Ensure that it is in the same folder as this table.
> > ActiveX component can't create object.(which is already in the directory).
> >
> > -Unable to load VPinMame
> > Variable is undefined
> >
> > -This table requires VPinMame ver 00990300 or Higher.(I have the latest
> version)
> >
> > -This table requires WPC.VBS ver 1 or higher(Which I have(1.2) )
> >
> > Please help me with this problem.
> > tnx
> > Night
> >
>
>
> Jay
> Hardware/Tech Support Moderator
>
> # of bugs found in Windows so far:
>
>

This happens to me, too!

Plus I get the "expired copy" problem!

I tried to uninstall/reinstall Visualpinball more than once, but nothing happened.

Maybe some info remains into the register somewhere.

By the way, I d/led the atest version of VPinMame, how do I tell VisualPinball where to look for it (since it's in a dfferent folder than before)?

> This happened to me too this morning when I was reconfiguring my computer. Make
> sure that you unzip the contents of VPinMAMExxxxxx.zip to a PERMANENT folder,
> then run setup.exe, follow through with the setup, then when done do NOT delete
> the files you unzipped.
>
> > Ok here's my problem :((
> > With the previous versions(Visual Pinball and Pinmame) all worked just fine
> but
> > since I've installed the newer versions
> > these problems came up every time I tried to load a table(t2 for example) with
> > the exception of the 2 visual Pinball already in the installer.
> >
> > -Unable to open WPC.VBS.Ensure that it is in the same folder as this table.
> > ActiveX component can't create object.(which is already in the directory).
> >
> > -Unable to load VPinMame
> > Variable is undefined
> >
> > -This table requires VPinMame ver 00990300 or Higher.(I have the latest
> version)
> >
> > -This table requires WPC.VBS ver 1 or higher(Which I have(1.2) )
> >
> > Please help me with this problem.
> > tnx
> > Night
> >
>
>
> Jay
> Hardware/Tech Support Moderator
>
> # of bugs found in Windows so far:
>
>

Hmmmm
I tried to do what you said *Bluejaywpg* but unfortunately that did not help too:((
tnx anyway for the help


This happened to me too this morning when I was reconfiguring my computer. Make
> sure that you unzip the contents of VPinMAMExxxxxx.zip to a PERMANENT folder,
> then run setup.exe, follow through with the setup, then when done do NOT delete
> the files you unzipped.
>
> > Ok here's my problem :((
> > With the previous versions(Visual Pinball and Pinmame) all worked just fine
> but
> > since I've installed the newer versions
> > these problems came up every time I tried to load a table(t2 for example) with
> > the exception of the 2 visual Pinball already in the installer.
> >
> > -Unable to open WPC.VBS.Ensure that it is in the same folder as this table.
> > ActiveX component can't create object.(which is already in the directory).
> >
> > -Unable to load VPinMame
> > Variable is undefined
> >
> > -This table requires VPinMame ver 00990300 or Higher.(I have the latest
> version)
> >
> > -This table requires WPC.VBS ver 1 or higher(Which I have(1.2) )
> >
> > Please help me with this problem.
> > tnx
> > Night
> >
>
>
> Jay
> Hardware/Tech Support Moderator
>
> # of bugs found in Windows so far:
>
>

> This happens to me, too!
>
> Plus I get the "expired copy" problem!
>
> I tried to uninstall/reinstall Visualpinball more than once, but nothing
> happened.
>
> Maybe some info remains into the register somewhere.

I know someone once said to check the date on your PC for accuracy. Hmm, I wonder what would happen if you rolled the date back on your computer?

> By the way, I d/led the atest version of VPinMame, how do I tell VisualPinball
> where to look for it (since it's in a dfferent folder than before)?

You don't have to. It's done automatically by the table that you load.

> > This happened to me too this morning when I was reconfiguring my computer.
> Make
> > sure that you unzip the contents of VPinMAMExxxxxx.zip to a PERMANENT folder,
> > then run setup.exe, follow through with the setup, then when done do NOT
> delete
> > the files you unzipped.
> >
> > > Ok here's my problem :((
> > > With the previous versions(Visual Pinball and Pinmame) all worked just fine
> > but
> > > since I've installed the newer versions
> > > these problems came up every time I tried to load a table(t2 for example)
> with
> > > the exception of the 2 visual Pinball already in the installer.
> > >
> > > -Unable to open WPC.VBS.Ensure that it is in the same folder as this table.
> > > ActiveX component can't create object.(which is already in the directory).
> > >
> > > -Unable to load VPinMame
> > > Variable is undefined
> > >
> > > -This table requires VPinMame ver 00990300 or Higher.(I have the latest
> > version)
> > >
> > > -This table requires WPC.VBS ver 1 or higher(Which I have(1.2) )
> > >
> > > Please help me with this problem.
> > > tnx
> > > Night
> > >
> >
> >
> > Jay
> > Hardware/Tech Support Moderator
> >
> > # of bugs found in Windows so far:
> >
> >
>


Jay
Hardware/Tech Support Moderator

# of bugs found in Windows so far:

> > This happens to me, too!
> >
> > Plus I get the "expired copy" problem!
> >
> > I tried to uninstall/reinstall Visualpinball more than once, but nothing
> > happened.
> >
> > Maybe some info remains into the register somewhere.
>
> I know someone once said to check the date on your PC for accuracy. Hmm, I
> wonder what would happen if you rolled the date back on your computer?
>

I knew about the date issue, too, but it's accurateto the second, so, it seems it's not the case.


> > By the way, I d/led the atest version of VPinMame, how do I tell VisualPinball
> > where to look for it (since it's in a dfferent folder than before)?
>
> You don't have to. It's done automatically by the table that you load.
>

OK, but what if I run a table that I ran first with the old version of VPinMame? Doesn't it still look for the old version?