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huangyhg 2009-09-15 07:50 PM

safe programme error messages
 
safe programme error messages
hello
i am having a error message while using safe. this is runtime error 5. invalid procedure to call or argument. any body has a clue what is this and where i can get information about these error messages. any suggestion is highly appreciated.
thanks

i don't know the language used to write safe, but in visual basic, invalid procedure call or argument (error 5) is:
some part of the call can't be completed. this error has the following causes and solutions:
· an argument probably exceeds the range of permitted values. for example, the sin function can only accept values within a certain range. positive arguments less than 2,147,483,648 are accepted, while 2,147,483,648 generates this error.
check the ranges permitted for arguments.
· this error can also occur if an attempt is made to call a procedure that isn't valid on the current platform. for example, some procedures may only be valid for microsoft windows, or for the macintosh, and so on.
check platform-specific information about the procedure.
thank you very much for feedback. actually i am not aware of the programming of this software. i think lot of structural engineers use this software for design of reinforced concrete slab. may be some body can specifically address this issue for safe.
i really appreciate all of those whocan give some idea about this.
thank you vey much.
email or call csi technical support.
dear rfb1234:
i have used safe many times but haven't encountered any such difficulty. i think there may be some error in modeling. check your model thoroughly and i believe it will work.
rsmengr


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