When I try hyperlink a resource, it fails, and opens Logos 3. I looked at my registry and the command line says - \Logos4\Logos4.exe"%1"
Does anyone have any suggestions - I am running XP
Thanks
search your registry for other instances of Libronixdls to see if you need to adjust any other registry keys. See wiki.logos.com/Hyperlinks
Thanks...I am in over my head. I could not find anything wrong...Is there a way to update that you know of?
Hopefully the next time Logos 4 is updated it should take control of those hyperlinks back.
Since there seem to be so many people with problems with this, I wonder if someone (i.e. a Logos developer) could put up a registry file which would write these keys back into the registry.
This would certainly be preferable than sending people to regedit!
Thanks...I am in over my head. I could not find anything wrong...Is there a way to update that you know of? Since there seem to be so many people with problems withthis, I wonder if someone (i.e. a Logos developer) could put up aregistry file which would write these keys back into the registry.
I'd rather Logos 4 check on startup to make sure that it is set correctly, and ask if we want to update it if it is not.
That would be ideal, but it would require an update to the entire program. Until that happens, a registry file is just a couple of lines that shouldn't take long to put together and only those who need it could apply it.
I'd rather Logos 4 check on startup to make sure that it is set correctly, and ask if we want to update it if it is not. That would be ideal, but it would require an update to the entire program. Until that happens, a registry file is just a couple of lines that shouldn't take long to put together and only those who need it could apply it.
Yes you are right, but I was thinking that the beta versions are coming fast this week, and maybe they could add such a functionality in this cycle so that it's available in the next official release.
I'm having the same problem. I have 4b beta 5.
Randy,
Look in the wiki here
and look for the topic:
Problem: Libronix DLS executes the protocol instead of Logos 4
Carefully pay attention to the Quotes used for the registry entry.
I tryed this and it still doesn't work. After the beta6 update it just flashes and nothing opens.
To fix the problem, open Registry Editor, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\libronixdls\shell\open\command, and change the (Default) value to:"C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Logos4\Logos4.exe" %1
Use the search function of regedit to look for LibronixDLS and change any command values to "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Logos4\Logos4.exe" %1
No luck here is my log files.
8182.Logos4.zip
Unfortunately, this is probably not something that can be discerned from the logs. Let me ask you a question... did you replace USERNAME with the account name you use in Windows? So, for example my value reads"C:\Users\Kevin\AppData\Local\Logos4\Logos4.exe" %1 because "Kevin" is my user name in Windows.
Yes its like this "C:\Users\Randy\AppData\Local\Logos4\Logos4.exe" %1 I guess I'll wait till Logos release another Beta and see if that fixes it. Thanks for your help Kevin.
Randy
I had this same problem and what worked for me was to remove the quotes from the around the path. there aren't any spaces in the path so it shouldn't need them.
Removing the quotes worked. Thanks Gary
Randy I had this same problem and what worked for me was to remove the quotes from the around the path. there aren't any spaces in the path so it shouldn't need them.
Gary, thanks for this tidbit. I've updated the wiki to suggest this to those who can't get the suggested key to work.
I had tried numerous times to correct this problem to no avail before reading your post.
I navigated to the registry location you mentioned and changed the default value as you suggested, making sure that I changed USERNAME to reflect my user name but it still launched Logos 3.
What I did to get it to work on my Desktop and Tabletpc was a slight variation of your instaructions.
While still at the registry location mentioned, I located the Logos 4 shortcut and right-clicked and selected properties and copied the path to which the shortcut was pointing, closed the short-cut and then modified the default value at the registry location by pasting the value copied from the shortcut between the quotation marks. My registry entry now looks like this "C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Local\Logos4\Logos4.exe" %1 and everything works fine now.
Thanks for the food-for-thought that got me working at last.
Michael
Thanks Michael, but the credit goes to Kevin.
\Logos4\Logos4.exe"%1"
