1) extract shw32.dll from the attached zip file.
2) locate the copy of shw32.dll that the affected program (the one
that's giving the MEM_BAD_POINTER error) is using. Rename this file,
or move it to some other directory for safe keeping. Note: this step
is not strictly necessary, BUT if you experience problems with our
new DLL, the first thing we're going to suggest is that you revert to
your old one.
3) with your old shw32.dll renamed or moved for safe keeping, install
the new shw32.dll where the old one used to be. Now run your app as
usual and verify that the error no longer appears.
4) if after step 3 you still see the MEM_BAD_POINTER error, search
your hard drives for any other occurrences of shw32.dll and replace
those (using the above procedures), one at a time, until the error no
longer appears.