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March 30th, 1999, 12:05 AM
#1
Running Applications on a Different Machine
Just when I think I am starting to understand this stuff, along comes another
silly annoying problem. I am designing an application for business purposes
(which is going extremely thanks in no small part to this board) and I recently
tried to run it on a different machine (that did not have VC++ installed) when
lo and behold it could not execute due to missing dll's.
How do I find which dll's I need? Do I have to write my own? I found similar
files on the machine I was using (mfc42.dll instead of mfc42d.dll) however I am
not sure if I can use these or not.
Thanx
Sean M.
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March 30th, 1999, 12:15 AM
#2
Re: Running Applications on a Different Machine
Hi
If you have QuickView, then you can check the dll's you need for the executable.
Good Luck.
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