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    I have written a HelpDesk application in VB6 SP4. It runs fine on my (developement) computer, however, any other computer on the network that run it gets a "Run-time error '48' Error in loading DLL" error. I copied all the *.dll and *.ocx files identified in the components section of VisualBasic to the user's system directory. Any help on figuring this our would be really appreciated.

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    packaging

    What did you use for packaging your app?

    If you used the package and deployment wizard, it will create a 'Support' folder for you. There is an executable called 'Mdac_typ.exe' in this folder. Run this on the machines giving you trouble.


    If this doesn't work, repackage and add the following dll to the package: Dao350.dll Trying these fixed my programs.

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    Well ...

    You need to register the DLLs and OCXx on the clients machine.
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