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    | What does this message mean and how do I get rid of it:' /  ' is not a valid date? | 
   
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    |   Opening the Comparative rater and receiving this error message means that your *.vld file is corrupted or has an invalid date stored after validating your license. 
    To resolve this issue:
    
        Open My Computer and go into the XXCMP32 folder (XX is the state abbreviation).Find the file with an extension .vld (there will a 4 digit number preceeding the extension).Right click and delete it.Open the Comparative If you are receiving the message when trying to access an application it may be one of several things: 
    The Application module may be corrupted:
    
        Close all quotesGo to the Edit menu and select Companies.Highlight the company giving the error message and click on Delete,Then click on the Add button and select the company.Open your quote an try to access the application.If you are still receiving the error message go to #2 below.The Company information may be corrupted:
    
        Close all quotes.Have all other users exit the Comparative Rater.Go to the Tools/Advanced and select Validate Company Data.Click on OK once you verify all users are out of the Comparative Rater.Click on Start Scan.Open your quote and try to access the application.If you are still receiving the error message go to #3 below.The Company registry may be corrupted and you may need to reinstall all of your companies:
    
        Close the Comparative rater.Open My Computer and go into the XXCMP32 folder (XX is the state abbreviation). Find the Company folder, right click on it and select Rename (just simply add a 1 to end of the current name  so that it is now named Company1).Find the Sysdata folder, right click on it and select Rename (just simply add a 2 to the end of the current name so that is now named Sysdata1).Open the Comparative Rater.The program will now ask you to reinstall your companies .Open your quote and try to access the application.     |