This is the crash log I was looking for. See what I meant when I said 'usually the system is a little more verbose than this'? П˜‰ So, Thread 1 is trying to load a component to handle AVI files. Looking at that, and at the 'Binary Images:' list at the end, shows me that you have some QuickTime stuff not present on my system, and directly implicated in your crash. In particular, you have some stuff from the christoph.naegeli.rafz.ch website: XviDCodec-r58 (Intel).component and AviImporter-r7 (Intel).component.

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You also have the DivX Decoder.component from DivXDecoder.DivXInc.com. You should check with these sites whether the versions you have are compatible with 10.5.4. David Hawkins wrote: I've installed the latest version of Canon's ImageBrowser, 6.1.1.17, and it crashes a few seconds after booting it up in Sys 10.5.4 David I have ImageBrowser Version: 6.1.1.17, and it works just fine under 10.5.4 (as it did under 10.5.3).

If it is crashing, what do your logs say about this? Use the Console application to look at the system.log, then try to launch ImageBrowser. Post what you see in the log. You may see a message such as 'crash report written to: /Users/yourname/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/ImageBrowser.crash.log'.

If you do, click on the 'Logs' icon in the top bar of one of the windows. Then choose the disclosure triangle against '/Library/Logs' (because the previous message says it was in your Home/Library/Logs, and ' is a shortcut for Home) then click the disclosure triangle against 'CrashReporter' and click on the ImageBrowser.crash.log to see what happened. These logs are cumulative, and separated by '.' .

They start with a header including the Date/Time. You need to scroll back from the bottom, so that you can select the last log and post it here. We may be able to find out more from this information. The error occurs before I try to use any file, I go to the ImageBrowser icon in the Applications folder, double click on it, and just sit back and watch. The program comes up, I don't do anything but wait a few seconds, and it evaporates, generating an error report which is sent to Apple.

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I've done it again just now, and here I'm pasting the contents of the error report - my apologies for its length. This is the crash log I was looking for.

See what I meant when I said 'usually the system is a little more verbose than this'? П˜‰ So, Thread 1 is trying to load a component to handle AVI files. Looking at that, and at the 'Binary Images:' list at the end, shows me that you have some QuickTime stuff not present on my system, and directly implicated in your crash. In particular, you have some stuff from the christoph.naegeli.rafz.ch website: XviDCodec-r58 (Intel).component and AviImporter-r7 (Intel).component. You also have the DivX Decoder.component from DivXDecoder.DivXInc.com. You should check with these sites whether the versions you have are compatible with 10.5.4. Apple Footer.

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