I  am missing--> YImage Dynamic Link Library (Yimage.dll)?
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Go to this page and download a copy of the dll file. http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?yimage\nIt comes in a zip file. You will have to unzip it. When you unzip it, it will as you where to unzip the file. Specify the location as C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Yahoo!&#92;Messenger . \nHopefully that will fix the problem. If not try zipping it to these locations also. \nC:/Windows/System\n\nC:/Windows System32
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Try reinstalling the plugin. There will be a link to the download on the Yahoo! Photos page.\n\nHope this Helps!
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It's likely you have a virus. To be able to run .DLL extensions requires a program from win32 which, many viruses, use up your resources so that you cannot run the program that allows DLLs to be able to be used.\nCheck where you installed Yahoo, (I'd imagine C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Yahoo!&#92;Messengers), and make sure that you have the DLL files.
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A Dll file is a Dynamic Link library File. A DLL (Dynamic Link Library) is a small application (or sometimes a group of them) that's called on by a larger application to provide a service or set of instructions. DLLs may reside within the Windows operating system itself or within Windows applications. The DLL is designed to save space by placing commonly used routines in a DLL file, rather than placing copies of all of the routines in each individual program. If your Windows applications and/or programs are missing the correct DLL files, you've probably been faced with either a reinstallation of your software or a non-working application.\n\nDLL errors can occur for many reasons. The most common is that while deleting an unused program from your system, you may delete a 'shared' DLL file used by another program installed on your system. Once this program is called upon by Windows, it will get stuck when it cannot find the DLL file necessary to use the program, resulting in an error message
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Usually you need an installer program to install a dll, since it needs to be registered in the registry. You can't just download and copy them.\n\nTry reinstalling the program.
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Please to be installing the crack with the "instal" option, then to copy the .dll file to the proper virtuality, then to click upon the "proceed to crack" trigger!\n\nGood luck and the roses!
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Right click on and image file you want to open, when the menu pops up select "Open With", then select "choose program". When the dialog box pops up choose the program you want to open that type of image file, then select the box that says " Always use the selected program to open this type of file".\n\nDo this with each type of image file you want to change the associations for, i.e., jpeg, bitmap, png., etc.
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Dynamic Link Library \n\nThey are executable program modules in Windows that performs various functions at runtime. DLLs are not launched by the user but called for by a program or by other DLLs
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If you are using Windows, then you need to download it here.\n\nhttp://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/stable.html
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Open it with MS Piant which comes bundled with the OS. Start -> Programs->Accessories-> Paint. \nYou can alos download Irfan View and open .jpg files with it.\nPowerpoint is not an imaging software. Use any imaging software, all of them suppport .jpg format files
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Did you once save a picture, and find it with that extension? If yes, just rename it to ".jpg"\n\nIt must have been badly saved (manipulation error).\n\nIt's no big deal, just rename it.
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If its giving out a problem like .DLL library not found, try installing it in safe mode with networking. It worked for me.
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you can use winimage, winiso, iso buster or nero to open .img files.\n\nif they are a game file as you say they can be edited only using the game SDK if available.
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Try this:\n\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/
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Looks like ur dll files are corrupted or system over heating.
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ru sure ur adding a dll file itself?\nIf yes the dll may be corrupted.
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You can make an MFC-based .DLL with the App Wizard. Select "File | New" from the menu. On the "Projects" tab, select "MFC AppWizard (.DLL)." Pick a name for your new project and click "OK." On the next screen, you will have the choice to create an MFC extension .DLL, a regular .DLL "using shared MFC .DLL" (i.e., a regular .DLL dynamically linked to MFC), or a regular .DLL statically linked to MFC. Pick the one you want and click "Finish."\n\nApp Wizard builds a .DLL which doesn't do anything. The new .DLL will compile, but since it doesn't export any classes or functions yet, it is still essentially useless. You now have two jobs: (1) add functionality to make your .DLL useful; and (2) modify your client application to use your .DLL. \n\nFor more refer the source sites given below