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    Resolved [RESOLVED] .dll is not registered correctly

    Hi all, I just finished creating my first full project and I am really proud it turned out great! It runs fine on the laptop I created it on, although I am having a little trouble when I try to install and run it on another machine. The installation process goes fine, but when I try to run the program I get an error that says " gif89a.dll in not registered correctly". I used the Inno program to bulid the setup file because I wanted it to be able to create a desktop icon. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can resolve this? I think this is a little over my head but I am willing to do some research and give it a try. Could this be as simple as including this file on the disk and adding some kind of code to the Inno builder? I am not familier with the code used in Inno but any ideas would be welcome.

    Thank you all in advance.

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    Re: .dll is not registered correctly

    hai scott,
    try with this flags
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    Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile regserver

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    Re: .dll is not registered correctly

    Thread moved to Application Deployment forum, which is where questions about installing/distributing your software belong

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    Re: .dll is not registered correctly

    thank you, I will try this. Would I replace the,
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    Flags: nowait postinstall skipifsilent
    with yours?

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    Re: .dll is not registered correctly

    hai scottlafoy,
    OOopss,
    it seems the dll your distrubuting is just a 3rd party dll right? what i gave is for a vb runtime dll.

    in one of my programs, i have two 3rd pary dll's and i am distributing them with this code. for exampel

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    Source: "D:\underdevelopment\xxxxx\distribusion\xxxx.dll"; DestDir: "{sys}";
    these dlls i distribute no need to registe. just installing them to system folder. i have no any issues.

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    Re: .dll is not registered correctly

    this seems to have worked perfect. The program works on every computer I try it on, even vista! I also included and autorun.ini on the cd. Thank you very much for your help!

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    Re: .dll is not registered correctly

    Quote Originally Posted by scottlafoy
    this seems to have worked perfect. The program works on every computer I try it on, even vista! I also included and autorun.ini on the cd. Thank you very much for your help!

    #2 or 5# which helped

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    Re: [RESOLVED] .dll is not registered correctly

    The second one,
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    Source: "D:\underdevelopment\xxxxx\distribusion\xxxx.dll"; DestDir: "{sys}";
    putting the .dll file into the system directory is just what it needed.

    Thanks again!

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    Re: [RESOLVED] .dll is not registered correctly

    Cool

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