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Has anyone had success with fixing this problem with Windows 7 x64 PCs?
Is there any work around for this problem?
Simply creating a new InkEdit object throws an Overflow Exception.
InkEdit inkEdit = new InkEdit();
throws
{“Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.”}
Edit: I did quite a bit of googling but I haven’t found any information besides one post where someone suggested changing “specific version” property of the assembly however that didn’t work.
Setting the platform target to x86 will get you past that exception (on the build tab of project properties).