Strange--Did you try rebooting?

You can see if the license file is there or not. It is c:\program files(x86)\logic\logic.license. It is a text file so you can see the date on it.

Another possibility is that two copies of LOGic are running at the same time. However, that should not be a problem.

Tnx & 73,

Dennis WN4AZY

It looks like a permissions issue.

See if there is a TMP folder inside C:\Program Files (x86)\LOGic I deleted C:\Program Files (x86)\LOGic\TMP folder trying to recreate the error. LOGic just created a new one for me. I changed the permissions for ADMIN users for the TMP folder to deny write, and LOGic still ran without error. I discovered it is now putting the temporary files in C:\Users\Dennis\AppData\Local\Temp You can find this location on your machine by going to a DOS Command prompt and typing echo %temp%

So something to try. Edit config.fpw C:\Program Files (x86)\LOGic. Remove these lines:

progwork=TMP
editwork=TMP
sortwork=TMP

This will make LOGic write to the Windows temporary folder shown by echo %temp%

Make sure that you are logged in as an admin user. It SHOULDN'T matter. LOGic automatically runs with ADMIN privileges, but something to try in case I don't know as much about it as I think I do.

Let me know.

Tnx & 73,

Dennis WN4AZY

PS -- although it would be admittedly a hell of a coincidence for this to happen at the same time as you installed .16, I don't think .16 is the issue. Maybe try backgrading to .15 to see what we learn.