Run-Time Error 5
This is a nuisance bug. Sometimes it occurs but is not consistently repeatable. Usually, it goes away if you just re-open the client and try to connect again. Sometimes it takes several tries. It seems to happen periodically and then it disappears. For me, it happened the ifrst time I tried to login every time for a month or so, then it stopped. The cause of this is unknown.
Run-Time Error 7: Out of Memory
First be sure to have all DLL's and OCX's registered. That should work. But other than that there is only one other fix, which i do not recommend.
This has NOTHING to do with too many applications running or not enough RAM on your PC. It is a Windows XP only problem. From what was said before, Microsoft does not always fully explain the differences between all the OS. This seems to be fall out from that. Warning: Do not do this unless you are knowledgeable about installing an OS. If you do it wrong, you will erase all your files. Also, this bug works the majority of the time. It worked for me 3 out of 3 times, but it does not work for everyone. If it does not work for you, then there is no known fix for you. This is most often easily fixed it easily by re-running the Windows XP setup disk in upgrade mode. It does not erase any files in repair mode. DO NOT RUN IT IN NEW INSTALLATION MODE OR YOU WILL ERASE ALL YOUR FILES. How to do this: Place the Windows XP setup disk in the drive while the PC is already running Windows XP. A welcome screen appears. Click Install Windows XP. Choose "Upgrade (Recommended)" This will not damage any files. Continue to follow the on screen instructions. Each PC is different so I can not give you anymore details from here on out, but it is straight forward.
Run-Time Error 9: Script Out of Range
This bug normally occurs because you changed a setting and didn't delete the old files. It happens when you try to access a slot of an array that doesn't exist. You can also turn "Safe Mode" on if you have the source to limit the number of these errors that exist. Instructions to do so are at the top of "HandleData" server-side.
Run-Time Error 13: no data.ini
This is goof on your part. It is not a real bug. It happens most often when a client update is downloaded and not placed in the same folder as the file data.ini. Just place the .exe file in the same folder as your data.ini file and you are ready to go.
Run-Time Error 16
This error is caused by your screen settings for color being set to high. This may be related to your graphics card's limitations. To fix it, right click on your desktop, choose properties, and then settings. Next, set the color setting to a lower one such as High Color-16 bit.
Run-Time Error 53: Can not find Tiles.Bmp
This happens on Windows 98 computers only as far as I know. The fix is quick and easy. Open tiles.bmp in the GFX folder, which is located in your client folder. Make sure it opens in Paint. If it does not open in Paint automatically, right click on tiles.bmp and click Edit. If that doesn't work, then right click tiles.bmp and go into the Open With... sub menu, and if paint is in there, click it, if it isn't, click Choose Program... and click browse, then go to "C:WINDOWSsystem32" and double click on the "ms paint" icon. Then click ok. Once in Paint, click Image (ALT+I), Then click Attributes. OR you can just hold control and hit E when you open paint. Once in the Attributes menu, edit it to look like the following: Width: 224, Height: 9728, Units: Pixels, Colors: Colors. Then click OK. Then click File, Then click Save. OR hold control and hit S.
Run-Time Error 76: Path Not Found
I do not believe that this is a common bug. This seems to reference the GUI.bmp most often. Make sure that the file is in the appropriate folder. IF it is then proceed to the next step. All you have to do is re-unzip your game file. It is best if you rename your old folder where the client is. This will give you a fresh slate. After the re-installation is complete and it works, you can simply delete the old client folder that you renamed
Run-Time Error 339
Richtx32.ocx is a file that is necessary for Visual Basic applications. It is a file that must be on your PC and must registered. The fix for this is simple just download the library file and install it then restart your computer and it should be fixed!
Run-Time error 372
MSComm32.ocx is a file that must be on your PC and must registered. Simply having it on your PC is not enough. It MUST be registered. Below is a very easy way to register this file.
Run-Time Error 429: ActiveX Cannot Create Component
You may also see an error that mentions DX7VB.DLL. You do not have the version of DirectX that is needed. The most recent version of DirectX can be downloaded from Microsoft. This file is a setup files that downloads the appropriate files for your PC. This can be a lengthy download but will give you the most recent version of DirectX. Other wise the other way to fix it is to fix that runtime error you must place all dll's and ocx's into "C:\Windows\System32\" then you must register them. To do that follow this: "Start>Run> Type: regsvr32 C:\Windows\System32\[name of dll or ocx].dll or .ocx"
Run-Time Error 480
This happens when using a system that is not Windows XP or Windows 2000 and in color depth 32 bit. When trying to map, the run-time 480 error tells you it is having a problem redrawing. To fix this simply go to your display properties and in the color depth reduce it to anything lower than 32 bit.
Run-Time Error 713
MSSTDFMT.DLL is a file that must be on your PC and must registered. Simply having it on your PC is not enough. It MUST be registered.
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