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  1. #1
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    Feb 2005
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    Running release mode.

    I' am currently working on a c++ project at school and wanted to show my brother the basic program I have built so far since I'm writing it for him. However, though it is fully functional when I run the .exe at school, it is not the case at home.

    The first time I opened it it gave me an error "Missing mfc71.dll", I d/led the file and than it gave me the error "Missing msvcr71.dll". I d/led it also.

    Now when I open the .exe file it gives me no errors but doesn't seem to do anything at all!

    Does anyone know what might cause this? How I may solve it?

  2. #2
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    Re: Running release mode.

    Change your project settings to be "Use MFC in a Static Library".

  3. #3
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    Re: Running release mode.

    I'm guessing I have to do that when I build it in release mode?
    Is there anything I can do right now to show my brother the application quickly?
    Without having to go back to school....

  4. #4
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    Re: Running release mode.

    not a clue anybody?

  5. #5
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    Re: Running release mode.

    Install the same environment on which you created that application in the pc in which you are trying to run the application . Else try to get the missing dll from any other pc and copy it to your working pc C:\winnt\system32 folder in win2000 , c:\windows\system in win89.

    i dont think there is any other go.

  6. #6
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    Re: Running release mode.

    Quote Originally Posted by Vinod S
    Install the same environment on which you created that application in the pc in which you are trying to run the application . Else try to get the missing dll from any other pc and copy it to your working pc C:\winnt\system32 folder in win2000 , c:\windows\system in win89.

    i dont think there is any other go.
    I suggest him just put such kind of dlls into the same folder as the .exe file. I really dont want windows gets too big though it will always be automatically..

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