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    Hi
    I have a NT server running 4.0 that I have tried to install a server. This is the only error I get when I try to create the object.

    Unable to start a DCOM Server: {7438CBF2-F2D7-11D4-9A39-00B0D0A1D387}. The error:
    "%1 is not a valid Windows NT application. "
    Happened while starting this command:
    D:\Program Files\PhdTmuSrv\PhdTmuSrv.exe -Embedding

    any ideas??????

    Thanks

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    Sounds like it doesn't like the "-Embedding" argument.

    Try enclosing the whole command in parentheses?

    Code:
    "D:\Program Files\PhdTmuSrv\PhdTmuSrv.exe -Embedding "
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    But do I have any control over that statement. All I do is run the server on the machine from the directory that it is install in to get it registered.

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    Oops. I thought you were calling that statement yourself from somewhere in your code.

    So you're saying that that is the command the server executes to start your dcom server? Weird.

    I guess I have no idea then. Sorry!
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    In case someone else runs into this here is the problem.
    The server was installed on D:\PROGRAM FILES\APP PATH. There is a bug in that if this path is simular to a path on C: such as C:\PROGRAM FILES\ then decom has a problem finding the correct path. Fix is to move the server code to a unique path and re register the server.

    Originally posted by Achichincle
    Oops. I thought you were calling that statement yourself from somewhere in your code.

    So you're saying that that is the command the server executes to start your dcom server? Weird.

    I guess I have no idea then. Sorry!

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    Glad you got it working...
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