Thanks Dave, I have Win 7 (64bit), MS Office 2010 32bit.
My Logos in not in the C: directory having put it in D:\Program Files so the path name is D:\Program Files\Logos4\System\L4SmrTg.dll
I checked the registry as follows:
I have applied the basic command line you indicated taking account of \Logos4 and obviously it couldn't find the module.
I then used the actual path for my system and was able to register logos.exe, and then tried to register the dll module as below with the error message as indicated:
John Stasse: Previously I found Bryan Adam's 'PowerShell script' to work for each new update, but now that L4SmrTg.dll has been moved back into the Logos4\System folder it won't work as it looks for the .dll as previously as a separate folder for the update number under Logos4. I don;t suppose that 'PowerShell script' can be reworked to acocutn for this reversal of policy.
Previously I found Bryan Adam's 'PowerShell script' to work for each new update, but now that L4SmrTg.dll has been moved back into the Logos4\System folder it won't work as it looks for the .dll as previously as a separate folder for the update number under Logos4. I don;t suppose that 'PowerShell script' can be reworked to acocutn for this reversal of policy.
I plan on fixing (and updating) the PowerShell script to work in the current environment.
Bryan
John Stasse:so the path name is D:\Program Files\Logos4\System\L4SmrTg.dll
It's L4SmrtTg.dll (two t's).
John Stasse:I then used the actual path for my system and was able to register logos.exe, and then tried to register the dll module as below
1. D:\Program Files\Logos4\Logos.exe is the one to register!
2. a. Copy and paste would serve you better - the dll is L4SmrtTg.dll
b. Run the Command Prompt "as Administrator" to get the right path for regsvr32 i.e. C:\Windows\System32
Dave===
Windows & Android
Thanks Dave, and Bradley. They did the trick allowing it to be registered. But then I noticed my MS Word had dropped the logos smart tag. A computer reboot brought it back into play. So all working again now. I appreciate your patience and skills.
I have tried all the solutions here, and still no smart tags.
I have rebooted.
Directory: C:\Users\Scott\AppData\Local\Logos
Running Logos 6
Scott Jacobsen: I have tried all the solutions here, and still no smart tags. I have rebooted. Directory: C:\Users\Scott\AppData\Local\Logos Running Logos 6
what exactly was the command you used?
Thanks for looking into this, Bryan. It means a great deal to many of us!
I look forward to the new and improved PowerShell script.
Paul
I just experienced the same issue all over again: Smart Tags broke.
I tried to do what worked for me before: applying the fix recommended by Timothy Brown, but this time, even such fix did not work.
This is very annoying,
Nelson Aguillon
Nelson E Aguillon:I tried to do what worked for me before: applying the fix recommended by Timothy Brown, but this time, even such fix did not work.
The Powershell script hasn't been fixed. Try the two registration steps in https://wiki.logos.com/Smart_Tags#Smart_Tags_and_64-bit_Logos and look at the other recent threads on Smart Tags.
Here is a copy of the error I receive when I try to RegisteSmartTags.
Nelson
I was executing the wrong dll. The correct one was hidden in a different folder. Found it, and it works.
Thanks for all the work you put into this.
Nelson E Aguillon:Here is a copy of the error I receive when I try to RegisteSmartTags.
Nelson, please read my previous post as that comes from the unfixed PowerShell script.
Thank you, Dave. I will.
PLEASE can someone provide me the link to download version 6.4 as I am trying to address the 'system' folder issue.
Thank you,
Nelson E Aguillon:PLEASE can someone provide me the link to download version 6.4 as I am trying to address the 'system' folder issue.
What gave you the idea that this was necessary? Did you click the link in my post about registering the Smart Tag?
My bad, Dave!
I was doing something incorrectly. Please forget my previous comment. Everything is working fine again.
Blessings,
I've updated the Windows PowerShell script to register Logos COM and Logos Smart Tags for Logos 6.7 and newer. It's works with Logos installed to the System folder, has enhanced messages and a few fixes. There's a new feature for registering the LSmtTg64.dll for 64-bit Office, too.
On most Windows versions, PowerShell comes with script execution disabled by default, so if you haven't already, you'll need to set the PowerShell execution policy to allow script execution:
You can also register COM and Logos Smart Tags for Verbum and Noet. To do this, you need to specify a command line switch to PowerShell, which requires a PowerShell console (a PowerShell window):
Your can also register our Smart Tag file LSmtTg64.dll which will enable Logos Smart Tags for 64-bit Office. To do this, you need to specify a command line switch to PowerShell, which requires a PowerShell console (a PowerShell window):
In testing, I was able to use the script to register both L4SmrtTg.dll (for 32-bit Office) and LSmtTg64.dll (for 64-bit Office) at the same time, and my Logos Smart Tags worked in 32-bit Office. If someone with 64-bit Office could register our LSmtTg64.dll file with the -Office64Bit switch and report back here if it works, then register the L4SmrtTg.dll too (run the script without the -Office64Bit switch), and report, that would be great.
Please let me know if you have problems or questions.
Thanks,
PS I think I've found a problem with the way Windows Installer is registering L4SmrtTg.dll and hope to have it fixed for Beta 3.
Does it also work for Office 2016?
Hans
A.J. van den Herik: Does it also work for Office 2016? Hans
Yes