Many of the dependencies will already be on the PC. It may or maynot help.


>Yes, the test workstation has the same OS and SP: Windows 2000 SP3. I found a program at Microsoft called Dependecy Walker that that shows the DLL dependencies of a program:
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>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;256872
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>I created an EXE to call my COM DLL, and it displayed many DLLs that the EXE depends on. I was thinking about adding the non-system DLLs to InstallShield. Do you think that may help?
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>Thanks again for the help!
>Tim
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>>Did the test work station have the same OS & SP as the production system?
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>>I'm not aware of any tools to check for DLL issues.
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>>>I have done some more investigating. I read a Microsoft KB article that suggested a problem with MDAC. I installed 2.7 SP1 on the web server, and that did not help.
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>>>Here is something interesting. I installed IIS on a test workstation, the VFP 8.0 setup.exe from InstallShield Express, and the MTS package. When I did this, it worked on the test workstation. I am thinking that there is a mismatched DLL on the server. Maybe, I should try reinstalling Windows 2000 SP3 on it. Do you have any suggestions? Is there a tool out there to check and see if the server has the right DLL versions?
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>>>Thanks for your help!
>>>Tim
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