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    I have a program that is designed in VB 5 and connecting to Oracle 8.04 Everything works fine in VB design mode but when I send the exe out to the users, they would get invlaid page fault in module kernal32.dll at 0157:bff79a47 from time to time. I tried to step through my code but never get this error message. I am not sure what is the problem. Ps. Both my design PC and all users PC are windows 95.

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    Have you used the Setup Wizard to create the dependancy files required for this program? Files like MFC42.DLL and MSVCRT.DLL, if out of date, can cause errors like that.



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    that is right; if you have pro or entreprise, go to start menu, programs, visual studio,visual studio tools-->>
    PACKAGE & DEPLOYMENT WIZARD; It will tell you what files you need to distribute with your application

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    Buzby, Yaz:
    Thanks for the info. I did find 4 files that were out of date. What do I do to update those files??? Thank you again.


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    In the Package & Deployment wizard, you have an option to add files. If the outdated files aren't listed, add them. As long as they're not in use on the client pc, they'll be copied in your installation (the user will receive a prompt(s) to overwrite the existing file(s).

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