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    distribute application

    I have finished a project n vb6 classic and naturally i want to distribut the app to the user.
    But is really nedd to use application soecified s.a. Ciberinstaller or the Wizard of vb6 to create instalation?
    Not i possible to send the simple exe and dll to the user ...
    But dubt if the final user not the hav e Admin permission on Pc i think cannot install application, or not?
    In effect i use only the standard dll in system 32 of standard confiration and 2 other dll

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    Re: distribute application

    Does the user have the vb run time dll? do you dlls need to be registered? Better off using the Package and Deploy Wizard or some other installer.
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    Re: distribute application

    Quote Originally Posted by GaryMazzone View Post
    Does the user have the vb run time dll? do you dlls need to be registered? Better off using the Package and Deploy Wizard or some other installer.
    yes i know the wau you suggest me to depoy app... but if the user not is Admin of PC???

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    Re: distribute application

    Then they will need to get an admin to install it for them.

    Whether you like it or not, your program needs certain things to be installed. Only an admin can install them.

    If those things aren't installed, your program will not run. If the 'wrong' versions are installed, your program will run but is likely to get strange errors/bugs.

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