>>>>Hi all,
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>>>>I have an application that I need to distribute. Actually the executable and data will reside on a LAN (Novell 4.1) and the users will just point to it. I've done this before and only had to copy the following files to the users system directory:
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>>>>vfp500.dll
>>>>vfp5enu.dll
>>>>oleaut32.dll && To prevent error "File 'myapp.exe' does not exist"
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>>>>This time, my app is using an ocx and an fll. I know I have to give everyone the ocx. I put the fll on the LAN with the exe. This works on some machines, but not on others. Some get the error "File 'myfll.fll' invalid"
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>>>>Is there any other files I need to distribute to work with an fll?
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>>>>Any help would be appreciated.
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>>>>PS I don't really want to have to use the setup wizzard.
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>>>You have to use the setup wizard.
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>>Is that because of the fll???
>
>It's because creating of installation package is requirement for normal distribution of VFP application. Sometimes, you can find workaround but it's just abnormal. Setup wizard is pretty stable and simple tool and I don't see why you don't want to use it. I'm a little bit acrimonous here, because I was couple times in situations when I had to fix problems arising from incomplete/non-standard installation process adopted by someone else before.

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