• Before Installing CHROMA
• Installing CHROMA
• Installation Problems
• Uninstalling CHROMA
• Known Issues
• Reporting Problems
• Back to the CHROMA main Page

Before installing CHROMA

The Installation package is in Microsoft Windows Installer format. If you are using Windows 95/98 or NT, make sure that required system files are present:

• Windows NT
  Service pack 6 recommended
  Microsoft Windows Installer 1.1+
  
• Windows 98
  Microsoft Windows Installer 1.1+
  
• Windows 95
  Microsoft Windows Installer 1.1+
  MSVCRT

Installing CHROMA

If you have a previous version of CHROMA, uninstall it first (see UNINSTALLING CHROMA).

1. Click on the installation file:
   Windows installation files (1.4 MB)(

2. Choose "Save this file to disk".

3. The Save As...  dialogue box will prompt you for a location to save the installation files. It would be prudent to make a note of this location.

4. Go the directory where you saved the installation files and run "CHROMA.msi".

5. Read the information displayed in the Setup Installation Wizard boxes and click the Next button as appropriate.

6. In the "Choose Destination Location" dialogue box, either accept the default installation location, or click the Browse button to specify a different disk and/or directory. If you specify a directory that does not exist, the setup program will create it for you. Click the Next button after specifying a disk and directory, or to accept the default installation location.

7. After a short period of copying files, the installation is complete.

Installation Problems

• "'The procedure entry point ImageList_DrawIndirect could not be located in the dynamic link library COMCTL32.dll"
  If you are using Windows 95 or Windows 4.0, and have not installed Microsoft Internet Explorer or later, some necessary operating system files may be missing and CHROMA will complain when it is loaded. Download and run the following file

Windows Common Controls Update (509 kB)

• If you do not have the Microsoft HTML Help System, CHROMA will not be able to display its help file. CHROMA will warn you when you ask for help and point you in the direction of the following file

Help files (732 kB)

Uninstalling CHROMA

From Control Panel, double click "Add/Remove Programs".

Click the "Install/Uninstall" tab.

Highlight "CHROMA".

Click the "Add/Remove" button. This removes the CHROMA program files from your computer.

Known Issues

Bug: 
    No known issues
Workaround: 
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