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[farmer]

Hi
Just downloaded CC. Am using Win98se, 256bit hi color w/600x800 res. On the left pane of CC where you check which files to keep/delete, I can't read those. All other graphics in CC seem to be ok. Have not had this problem with any other programs. BTW, I'm a 60yo farmer...know the difference between monitor and modem, but it gets a tad fuzzy beyond that. Just bear that in mind when you (hopefully) respond with a fix. Thanks.

[rridgely]

Can you post a screenshot of what your seeing? To do this press the alt+prt scr buttons and then open up paint and press ctrl+V. Save the file as a .jpg and upload it here:
http://imageshack.us/

It will give you a couple of links for the picture. Get the one that says for forums(there are 2 shouldn't matter which you pick.) and paste that link onto the forum.

[farmer]

rridgely, on Aug 21 2006, 06:18 PM, said:

Can you post a screenshot of what your seeing? To do this press the alt+prt scr buttons and then open up paint and press ctrl+V. Save the file as a .jpg and upload it here:
http://imageshack.us/

It will give you a couple of links for the picture. Get the one that says for forums(there are 2 shouldn't matter which you pick.) and paste that link onto the forum.

This is link...I hope... Thanks for the guidence

[rridgely]

Right click your desktop>properties>appearance and make sure font size is set to normal. If thats not it go to start>All Programs>accessories>accessibility> accessibility wizard. Follow the prompts and make sure you set everything to normal size font.

[farmer]

rridgely, on Aug 21 2006, 08:23 PM, said:

Right click your desktop>properties>appearance and make sure font size is set to normal. If thats not it go to start>All Programs>accessories>accessibility> accessibility wizard. Follow the prompts and make sure you set everything to normal size font.

Sorry it took so long to get back. I followed your tip and when I tried CC again, I am still getting the the "RUN TIME ERROR 0" message with yellow triangle. Maybe I should uninstall CC and start over? Or is there an easier way?

[hazelnut]

Quite a few people have run time errors which can usually be fixed by following the advice given here

http://forum.ccleane...?showtopic=1192

[Eldmannen]

Next time use PNG instead of JPEG for screenshots of application software.

[farmer]

Stumbled across the fix to my problem. In Firefox 1.5, under View, Encoding I changed setting from Western ISO8859-1 to Western Windows-1252 and now I can read the check off list.
Might want to make note of that should anybody else have this problem. Thanks for everybody's effort to help me.

[Eldmannen]

The font encoding setting in Firefox should not affect the font settings in CCleaner.
CCleaner should use the system default as defined by your Windows desktop configuration/theme.

Windows 98 SE is quite out dated. 8 years old now?
Wow, time flies...

You cant have "256bit hi color", you either have 256 (8 bit) colors, or you have 65535 colors (16 bit / high color), or you have 16,7 milion colors (24 bit / true color).

You probably do have 800x600, not 600x800. Which is quite big unless you have a small monitor. I use 1280x1024 on a 19".

[farmer]

Eldmannen, on Aug 27 2006, 02:30 AM, said:

The font encoding setting in Firefox should not affect the font settings in CCleaner.
CCleaner should use the system default as defined by your Windows desktop configuration/theme.

Windows 98 SE is quite out dated. 8 years old now?
Wow, time flies...

You cant have "256bit hi color", you either have 256 (8 bit) colors, or you have 65535 colors (16 bit / high color), or you have 16,7 milion colors (24 bit / true color).

You probably do have 800x600, not 600x800. Which is quite big unless you have a small monitor. I use 1280x1024 on a 19".

Well, should not and did are two different things. All I know is that I changed the font setting in FireFox and now I can read the check off list. And there have been no problems reading other sites nor programs.
You are right on the 800x600 and I have 16 bit/hi color resolution.
And this is an ancient 'puter, built in '97. But, being a farmer, it is all I can afford. Although prices are starting to drop. Maybe by Christmas, I can get a new one...especially if it will rain here in East Texas.
BTW, I "solved" the run time error by uninstalling CC and reinstalling it. After the reinstall, fonts were the same; thats when I changed the setting in FireFox.
Again, thanks to all for their time and suggestions.