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- You need to install GhostScript to be able to read PostScript files with The Gimp. GhostScript can be downloaded from <a href="http://www.cs.wisc.edu/%7Eghost/">http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/</a>.
- I installed Gimp 2.0 on Windows 9x/ME or NT 4, and I'm getting a lot of messages saying ** (gimp-2.0.exe:4294830849): WARNING **: Couldn't load font "MS Sans Serif 8" falling back to "Sans 8". What should I do?
- You have two options:
- Go to Control Panel->Display properties->Apperance tab, and set all fonts to Tahoma (or any other TrueType font).
- Uninstall GTK+ 2.4.1, then re-install it without the GTK-Wimp component.
- I'm getting a message There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive \Device\harddisk4\dr6 every time I run the Gimp. What should I do?
- This seems to be caused by flash card readers. Currently no solution is known, but Gimp seems to work fine anyway.
- Gimp appears to hang while loading fonts. What's going on?
- If it's the first time you've run The GIMP, it may be indexing your fonts. This may take a few minutes to complete.
- Some people reported that Gimp hangs if you have a font called Profont installed. Remove it, and try running Gimp again.
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- You should start with the <a href="http://www.gimp.org/docs/">documentation page</a>.
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- People reported that a font called "Profont" causes this. Try removing the font.
- When I run The Gimp, a console window (MS-DOS box) opens and displays some messages. If I close this window, The Gimp closes, too. What should I do?
- Minimize the window and ignore it, as most of the warnings it displays are harmless, and The Gimp will still work.
- I'm getting cryptic error messages about missing entries in DLL files when I try to run Gimp. What's causing this?
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- This is usually caused by incompatible libraries installed somewhere in your PATH. Most likely there's a bad version of intl.dll, libxml2.dll, xmlparse.dll or xmltok.dll in your Windows\System32 folder. Rename or remove it, and Gimp should load fine.
- The GIMP installer informs me about conflicting DLL and recommends to rename them. What does this mean?
- Another program installed libraries with the same name as those used by Gimp where they don't belong. If these files are incompatible with the libraries required by the GIMP, the GIMP may either fail to load, or work incorrectly.
- I allowed the installer to rename conflicting DLL files, now another program stopped working. What should I do?
- Find the DLL file(s) the program is complaining about (it will have the extension .dll.off), copy it to the program's directory and remove the .off extension.
- My antivirus claims that your installers are infected. Why?
- Some antivirus programs incorrectly detect <a href="http://upx.sf.net/">UPX</a>-compressed programs and the <a href="http://nsis.sf.net/">NSIS</a> installer as infected.
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- Ideally, you should upgrade to Windows 2000 or newer. Otherwise, you can install The Gimp on Win9x/ME anyway, but don't complain if something doesn't work as expected, unless you're ready to fix the code yourself.
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- This seems to be an issue with GTK+ 1.3. 3 workarounds are known:
- Solution 1:
- Windows 95/98/98SE: add the following line to
C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT:
set LANG=en
and reboot the computer. - Windows NT/2000/XP: right-click on My Computer, choose Properties, select the Advanced tab and click the Environmental Variables button. In the window which opens, click then New... button, and set LANG as the Variable name and en as the Variable Value (it does not matter if you create the variable in User or System variables, however, it's recommended to create it in System Variables section, as this will fix the problem for other users, too)
- Windows 95/98/98SE: add the following line to
C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT:
- Solution 2:
uninstall The Gimp and install it again without the Localization component (you may also have to delete folder locale from your Program Files\Common Files\GTK\1.3\lib) - Solution 3:
copy the correct gtkrc.XX file (depending on your country) from your Program Files\Common Files\GTK\1.3\etc\gtk directory to your Program Files\Gimp\etc\gimp\1.2 and rename it to gtkrc.
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