Error code 106, how to correct?

Your error message will have a file name with it, below is an example of the error.

Media Name:Data
Component:TypeSpt\CommonCMap
File Group:Reqrd Common CMap
File:C:\Program Files\Adobe\Fonts\Reqrd\Base\pfm\COBO__.PFM

The file COBO_.PFM is the file causing the issue in this case. Check the file name in your error message. Goto the location mentioned in your error and cut and paste the file on your documents folder.

E.g. "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Fonts\Reqrd\Base\pfm\" as in this error.

Try reinstalling the Photoshop.

Regards,
Shrey

the cd may be damage or the reader is faulty.
the file may be corrupted

Clean the disc, take contact salution or what I do use men's cologn on the disc side and use a lens cloth or a non abrasive cloth to clean the disc and try installing it again. If that doesnt work, check for scratches and that could be the reason it wont install.

DrakeTech

one problem that could cause this error is lack of administrator rights,

right button click the setup.exe or whatever it called and select run as administrator,

Or if it's Vista try the compatiblity help , right button click the app, select properties and select run as XP service pack2 etc

Regards
gewiz.co.uk

The solution is really very simple.

This unit is capable of a total of 30 presets.

10 AM presets in 2 groups (AM1 & AM2).
20 FM presets in 4 groups (FM1 - FM4).

Each of the individual groups can have a total of 5 presets.

In other words, there are 6 groups of 5 presets (AM1 AM2 FM1 FM2 FM3 FM4) for a total of 30 presets. Hope that makes sense.

You have preset buttons 1-3 on the top of the unit. Preset button #3 is the MEMORY or "set" button.

Try these steps and you should be up and running.

1. Choose which band you want to use. ie. AM1 AM2 FM1 FM2 FM3 FM4.
2. Tune in a station

3. Click the #1 preset button and watch the screen, let's say that you have tuned into the station FM 100.0, the station frequency is displayed along with the "group" you're in (ie. AM1...FM4) and you will also notice a number in between your "group" id and your station. This is the # you're going to set and the way to change this from 1-5 is simply by pressing the #1 preset button until the # comes up that you want to save it to.

4. Press #3 Preset button (labeled "MEMORY")
5. That's it, now do all the stations you want but be mindful that once you have programmed 5 presets to any given group, you have to move on to the next group until you've maxed out the total # of presets.

Hope this helps.

restore your system to previous date where its working fine then check

I suggest go to Start/Settings/Control Panel/Add remove programs.
Check and see if the program is in list and remove it. While in control panel go to system/Device Drivers check non have a yellow mark on them if so reinstall drivers or upgrade Reboot and try again.

I've never heard of this, unless the user is saving to a PDF format. Have you tried saving a Photoshop document in a different format? Photoshop files are: PSD's or PDD's. I have only ever seen 'presets' in PDF format. In CS3, these are set by selecting: Edit> Adobe PDF Presets.

what this suggests is that the files cannot be transfered to the hard drive because of either you havent the latest version of .net http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=0856eacb-4362-4b0d-8edd-aab15c5e04f5&DisplayLang=en, or you are low on hard drive space or afaulty disc. download from the above link first, then if still not installing try copying all the installation files across to your pc and try again, but check you have enough hard drive space.