Joachim von Thadden wrote:There is no need for paying as they already own windows, don't they? Just put an old win98 license in the closet and that's it. I have mine unused for years now and one for the laptop (unused) and one for another old PC (unused)... shouldn't be a problem. Well, they have Windows on every computer but the company is getting bigger now ... I will discuss that with the company. Nevertheless, I got it working - thanks a lot. May be others can use that information somehow: 1. I started with a clean .wine and edited the config file: I set "Windows" = "win98", "DOS" = "6.22" (as Joachim suggested) and <>inserted the following DllOverrides from frankscorner.org: [DllOverrides]2. Then I Installed DCOM98 with 'WINEDLLOVERRIDES="ole32=n" wine dcom98.exe' (see frankscorner.org) and ran 'wine wineboot'. 3. After that I installed "Immobilienverwaltung" and started it successfully. But I'm still not satisfied. ;-) The fonts are very small and rather ugly. I already set "Resolution" = "120" but it doesn't affect all fonts displayed ?! I would like to use Windows-Fonts so that the users recognize their program. I read the Font-Config-HowTo on winehq.org ( http://winehq.org/docs/wine-user.html#CONFIG-FONTS-MAIN ) but it doesn't explain what I need. Any ideas or suggestions how to improve the overall Look & Feel ? Regards, Marek |
