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I just tried updating from my programmer 18 to version 20 and back to the familiar problem "can't load DLLs".
Looking at the installation it seems there is no key file either.(supposedly added to this package)
Install went normal, no request for key, tries to start then the error messages. These DLLs are in the proper sub folder though.
Any clues what is wrong here, This cost a bit so feel I got the screws.
 
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OK, I am half way there, I installed this on my XP machine and programmer works now, Odd though, Maintenance won't start. 2 computers now for didling with radios. Good part is haven't seen that "programmed with later version" error.
Wearing out my programming cables.
 
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