I recently cleaned up my Windows 7 64-bit PC, and after it ABCpdf8 started giving me an error, when I try to export HTML to PDF. The error is "Failed to initiate IE compatibility mode: Failed to load all required assemblies." at WebSupergoo.ABCpdf8.Internal.IECompatibility.Activate() at line
theID = theDoc.AddImageUrl(input.Text);
of the test application, and I have no idea why, because I did not remove any assemblies from my machine. If I run the compiled application on another workstation with the same config (Windows 7 64-bit), it works fine. Dependency Walker images showed no difference in DLLs sets from my machine and from another. How else can I identify the source of the problem? It is definitely neither a missing DLL, nor the user access to the system folders, because, I checked user rights as well, they're identical on both machines. I assume that it might be a corrupted registry entry. Is there any way to quickly check the assumption?
It has to be said that, ABCpdf comes as third-party tool within another software, so I cannot contact support directly, but through the main vendor.