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Is there anything more specific? Also, what could have caused this?
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Is there anything more specific? Also, what could have caused this?

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When I launch CorelDraw X4 I receive the following error message:<br />
Unable to create a DOM document.<br />
Class not registered<br />
Verify that MSXML6 is installed.<br />
Last week I upgraded my Windows XP machine to SP3. I also installed and ran Spybot. I have tried running the repair function from the Corel install disc. I also downloaded and tried to install MSXML6 (SP2?) but the install gave me the error that my current version was more recent than what I am trying to install. What should I do?
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When I launch CorelDraw X4 I receive the following error message:
Unable to create a DOM document.
Class not registered
Verify that MSXML6 is installed.
Last week I upgraded my Windows XP machine to SP3. I also installed and ran Spybot. I have tried running the repair function from the Corel install disc. I also downloaded and tried to install MSXML6 (SP2?) but the install gave me the error that my current version was more recent than what I am trying to install. What should I do?

Class not registered; Verify that MSXML6 is installed

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