Hi,
My application is installed on the VM server. Each user's desktop has a shortcut pointing to the executable (GPMWIN.EXE) on the VM.
This one customer has the following problem:
Whenever any person from a different desktop starts the application, a call to old version of SETUP.EXE starts. The old version of SETUP.EXE used to install run-time DLLS for VFP 9.
An IT guy did some testing and found that whenever the application starts it calls a Key in the Registry that does not exist. Hence, the start up of SETUP happens. User clicks cancel and goes on. But it is annoying.
The IT found that the application (GPMWIN.EXE) calls the following key:
1:38:24.7972746 PM gpmwin.exe 7552 RegOpenKey HKLM\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\VisualFoxPro\9.0\Setup\VFP NAME NOT FOUND
Desired Access: Maximum Allowed
I know that GPMWIN.EXE (main program of the app) does not do it.
Could one of the VFP?? file do it:
For example, VFP9ENU.DLL or VFP9.EXE?? I believe that the VFP 9 application uses these file (located in the application folder).
TIA.
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