PowerPoint Launch Failure - Shared Library
Application launch Failure
The application "PowerPoint" could not be launched because of a shared library error: "4<Microsoft PowerPoint><OpenGLLibrary><CFMPriv_AGL>"
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- That is the message I get as soon as I double click on PowerPoint. Both Word and Excel work fine. All of the other apps I have seem to work fine. I am running 10.3.9. I have 1 Gig of RAM.
- SteveRidesSteel has an iBook G4 that also has the same problem. He is running 10.4.7
- Casey 🙂 has the same problem.
- Several people all over the internet have had shared library errors after installing various games.
- There apparently is a Shared Library Error when updating to OS X 10.4.3
- There appears to be a problem with some applications due to a upgrade for Quicktime. This message .....
'The application "(Game Name) Install" could not be launched
because of a shared library error: "BaseInstaller Carbon"'
seems to be unique to Games. This is NOT the error message I get.
--------- This is what I've done ------------------------
---> I have reloaded the entire MS Office Suite.
---> and then reloaded all of the updates from MS.
---> Word (11.2.3), PowerPoint (11.2.4), Excel (11.2.5)
---> I've trashed all of the preferences
---> I've trashed all of the Caches
---> I've repaired all of the disk permissions.
---> The error code I get (I found it in the Utilities Console) is -2804.
which means, thanks to Mike Conniff:
cfragNoLibraryErr = -2804, /* The named library was not found
- this is a CarbonLibrary
---> Both Quicktime (7.1.3) and iTunes (6.0.5) updated via AutoUpdate
---> Someone has suggested that Fonts might be a problem but, I haven't
changed any Fonts since I bought the computer. I did turn-off a lot
of Fonts I don't use. None of them were related to any system Fonts.
---> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/842646/en-us
- I DON'T get a Carbon Library error message, per se.
- If there is a problem with a damaged or corrupted file,
wouldn't upgrading to a new version (OS X 10.4, for example)?
---> I've removed all of the .plist files and started over.
---> I DON'T have Internet Explorer or Entorage loaded on my computer
---> The last app I installed on my computer was FileMaker 8.0 Advanced.
So, I've attempted to combine a bunch of related threads.
------- Questions
Is there a way to watch the files (libraries) that are active and what programs are using them? Also, if I don't have any other apps running, would the OpenGLLibrary necessarily be shared by something else?
Mac 733, Mac OS X (10.3.9)