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The software Is SDL Trados 2007, &nbsp;It was ok before, i did an add remove programs. &nbsp;Il try to delete all trace in registry. &nbsp;Did a search in google found people having the same problem with Visa and other software but no solutions.<br />
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The software Is SDL Trados 2007,  It was ok before, i did an add remove programs.  Il try to delete all trace in registry.  Did a search in google found people having the same problem with Visa and other software but no solutions.

thanks

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At that point I guess it is up to your developer to fix their programming.
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At that point I guess it is up to your developer to fix their programming.

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On other thing you could try.. see if you can run the program in XP compatiblity mode... Right click on the exe, goto properties. &nbsp;In there you can set it to run as if it were running under XP.
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On other thing you could try.. see if you can run the program in XP compatiblity mode... Right click on the exe, goto properties.  In there you can set it to run as if it were running under XP.

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thanks, after a registry cleanup and a reinstall, its working 
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thanks, after a registry cleanup and a reinstall, its working

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I can't resize the program window. Clicking the square will minimize the window and only way to maximise again is to right click and select &nbsp;maximize or restore. &nbsp;I tried uninstalling the app and reinstalling it with no luck <br />
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I can't resize the program window. Clicking the square will minimize the window and only way to maximise again is to right click and select  maximize or restore.  I tried uninstalling the app and reinstalling it with no luck 

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I can't resize the program window.

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