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Hi,
I just read a VB-Would's review on Fusion 1.0.
http://www.vb-world.net/misc/fusion/ . I liked the idea, so I downloaded the trial version and tested it on 2 computers:
1. Pentium 233MMX with VB6 Pro loaded & win98
2. 486DX66 without any VB6 files & win95
The program wouldn't run on the 486 giving me "Program performed illegal operation...".
Also I'm wondering if a program that is compressed using Fusion loads as efficiently as a program without Fusion. Does it have to register the dependency files EACH TIME it's run? Or does it check if MSVBVM60.DLL exists on user's system and if it does, it skips the DLL registration?
Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Tomexx
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I think you should upgrade your 486! That's WAY below minimum spec for ANY software these days - commercial, shareware or otherwise.
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Think it performs a check for which dependencies are already registered first :)
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gfk,
It's not about me having a slow computer. The point is that potencial users of my programs can still run 486's, so I want to test my software on slower machines too. Fusion failed to execute my program on a 486.
Tomexx
VB6 Pro SP3
