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VFP install error
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05/09/1999 16:18:00
 
 
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02/09/1999 13:10:02
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Visual FoxPro
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Other
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00260701
Message ID:
00261641
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>I have created a generic "setup" for both VFP3 and VFP5, doesn't actually install an application but does go through all the process of installing the .dll's and support files onto a system. I created them using the setup wizard in the appropriate version of Fox. This system has work very will over the past several years until now.
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>Someone got a new Dell Computer (600mhz) with NT 4.00.1381 and IE 5 5.00.2314.1003 pre-installed. I went to the system and ran the setup program. It failed, giving a Setup Message stating "Setup could not open the file: 'C:\WINNT\System32\CTL3D32.DLL'. It is in use by another application." with the options of Retry or Cancel. My only useful option is to cancel with an incomplete setup.
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>I have attempted closing all other applications but continue to get the error. I have logged on as Workstation only and still get the error.
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>Apparently there has been enough of the files loaded to get the Fox applications to run. Should I be satisfied with this? Anyone familiar with this problem? (I suspect an IE5 conflict of some sort.) Thanks!

Windows will not permit nyou to overright a shared component on the system if the component is currently loaded. There's a delayed copy and registration API available to do this, but I'd strongly suggest using a Setup tool to construct your installs for you - most know enough to use this API as needed.
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