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Thanks Ded9...I had tried this before and it didn't work...but perhaps your DLL was one I didn't try. &nbsp;It now works!
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Thanks Ded9...I had tried this before and it didn't work...but perhaps your DLL was one I didn't try.  It now works!

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I've tried everything in the MS KB article and I still get the launch.rtc is not a valid win32 application on a Win7 desktop with IE10, any other ideas?
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I've tried everything in the MS KB article and I still get the launch.rtc is not a valid win32 application on a Win7 desktop with IE10, any other ideas?

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After a windows update, I was no longer able to lauch livemeeting using a RTC file. &nbsp;I do have RTC associated with &quot;MS office livemeeting router&quot;, and I have checked that &quot;&quot;do not save encrypted pages to disk&quot; is unchecked. &nbsp;I have uninstalled it and deleted the registry key for livemeeting before reinstalling.<br />
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But whenever I click on the launch.RTC link to start a livemeeting, I get the message &quot;launch.rtc is not a valid Win32 application&quot;<br />
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I have windows 7 operating system on my laptop that I'm trying to get this going on.<br />
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Any ideas to try?
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After a windows update, I was no longer able to lauch livemeeting using a RTC file.  I do have RTC associated with "MS office livemeeting router", and I have checked that ""do not save encrypted pages to disk" is unchecked.  I have uninstalled it and deleted the registry key for livemeeting before reinstalling.

But whenever I click on the launch.RTC link to start a livemeeting, I get the message "launch.rtc is not a valid Win32 application"

I have windows 7 operating system on my laptop that I'm trying to get this going on.

Any ideas to try?

Livemeeting won't start with an RTC file -not a valid Win32 Application

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