I am creating a install CD for a small application. The autorun launches a installation program created with VB6, I have it in a separate directory with all of it's dependency files. I still get the msg "The File OLEAU32.DLL is out of date. This program requires a newer version.". The new file is in the same directory as the VB EXE file, I would have thought it would use the local one before using the system DLL. What is the best way to make this work. I would prefer not to have any files automatically loaded before the install program is run just incase the user decides not to install the program.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Alan
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Morpheu #2 / 4
DLL not installing properly
Use a real setup! If you don't want to do that you have to use an old version (2, 3 [or 4]) of vb.
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
RobSmit #3 / 4
DLL not installing properly
: Use a real setup! : If you don't want to do that you have to use an old version (2, 3 [or 4]) of : vb.
2, 3 [not 4] VB4 is COM-based, like its successors. -- RobSmith
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Morpheu #4 / 4
DLL not installing properly
Quote:
> 2, 3 [not 4] > VB4 is COM-based, like its successors.
That's only a problem with Win95. With Win98/NT5/NT4(don't know the SP) the right version for VB4 is already included.
DLL not installing properly