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    I am just wondering if the scrrun.dll file (FileSystemObject) comes with the standard Win98 instalation or it should be included with the my app.
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    Yes, it's comes but you have to use same version what comes Win98. If you using VB code different version in scrrun.dll, you got error when you run program with client machine.

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    My company uses the scrrun.dll quite a lot. We found that is does not ship with the various operating systems, but with IE 5 and up, which is usually shipped with the operating system. We ship it as well just in case, because we have found the occasional client machine that missed this file for some or other reason.

    We have not had any problems with Win98 using a different version though.

    Hope this helps.
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    I just have an additional question to add onto this one....if you are using object scripting do you also have to include scrobj.dll in addition to scrrun.dll?

    Just wondering

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    The two DLL's are totally unrelated. If you have a reference to scrrun.dll in your program, and you are using its properties, methods or events, you must include it.

    If you have a reference to scrobj.dll in your program, and you are using it's properties, methods and events, you must include it.

    This goes for any DLL you use in your program.

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