This will be exceedinlgy rare, but if Windows sends you an 'Abnormal Program Termination' error message, it is usually for one of the following reasons:
1 - A network printer has been installed to your machine, and set as the default printer, but now you are working standalone (not connected to the network).
2 - If you have Windows XP or later, try the 'Compatibility' feature. Find the program file (ie: the ".EXE" file in the folder where you have installed TimeTabler [C:\TT4Win by default]), then right-click and choose 'Properties', then 'Compatibility'.
Then try each possibility (98, NT, 2000, etc) until you find one that works.
3 - You may have the wrong Administrator's / User's rights to run TimeTabler. Check with your IT Department. If necessary Uninstall and Re-Install the program as the current User.
4 - Another possibility is desktop settings: On the Windows Desktop, right-click, properties, settings, advanced, troubleshoot. Change the setting for 'hardware acceleration'. (The exact path/steps may depend on your version of Windows).
5 - Another possibility is permissions / administrator rights, so make sure every file below the folder where you have installed TimeTabler [C:\TT4Win by default] is NOT read-only.
6 - You may be trying to access a folder that is protected by your system. For example, some laptops are set-up by IT departments so that you can't access the C-drive or many of the folders directly below it. If you suspect this, ask your IT people for suggestions.
See also the 'Related Articles' to the right.
By the TimeTabler Team