Hi Matt
Thanks for the advice - I'm busy downloading the file.
However, even Installshield Express could not solve this problem. The
problem lies in the fact that VB's references references a file that doesn't
actually exist.
I downloaded the now scripting control as adviced by linda but then when i
compile a small app and install it on a non dev. pc it installs untill the
scc...dll file and then says it needs to restart. I does not actually want
to install. If you restart, it keeps on doing this thing.
I'm busy going crazy with this.
Regards
Helga
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Morgan [mailto:mattmorgan@P...]
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 7:56 PM
To: professional vb
Subject: [pro_vb] RE: BIG PROBLEM: Package and Deploy
Helga -
Go to the wise website (www.wise.com) and download their eval copy. It kicks
butt - The stock vb installer is pretty weak.
-----Original Message-----
From: helga@k... [mailto:helga@k...]
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:11 AM
To: professional vb
Subject: [pro_vb] BIG PROBLEM: Package and Deploy
Hi All
I have a huge problem. Quickly worked throught the night last night and
all pleased that I met my deadline - but not to be - the program needs to
be installed!!!!
I have the following three references:
1. Microsoft Scripting Runtime (c:\winnt\system32\sccrun.dll\1)
2. Microsoft ADO Ext. 2.7 for DLL and security
(c:\winnt\system\msadox.dll\1)
3. VB Programmers Essential Toolkit (c:\winnt\system32
\essentialtoolkit.dll\1)
You'll note that it adds a '\1' after the actual dll. This causes a
problem in that the Package and Deployment wizard as well as Installshield
express then state that they can not find this file.
I already removed the reference to these files and then selected browse to
find the correct file, but it keeps on putting this '\1' behind.
When I use the p&d wizard and you select at browse when it can't find the
dependencies, it doesn't allow me to select dll files, only allows
files '1'.
I used all possible brainpower but don't win.
Please, what must I do to fix this?
Regards
Helga