Hi, Following on from my vfp app question hjere's the one about dll overrides: Even when starting the app from its own top level directory I'm getting warnings about not being able to load certain gdi32.dll, user32.dll and shell32.dll. Ignoring the warnings about gdi32.dll and user32.dll seems to have no ill effect so I assume the program is simply checking for their presence. I have tried putting empty files in system, but the warnings are still there, so I guess the program also checks version information. If I understand the documentation I can put symlinks of the native files in system, and as long as I don't create overrides the builtin versions will still be loaded. The wine documentation doesn't mention shell32.dll, so I have symlinked this to system and defined an application specific override. STOP PRESS: even when symlinked to system the application complains. If I symlink them to system32 (without an override) everything loads without warnings. The overridden shell32 seems to load fine from system. As far as system32 is concerned, the application installer put a number of native dlls in there. The (rather old) vfp/wine documentation I have found suggests that some of these should be loaded in native form, so I'm guessing that I DO need to create explicit overrides for these to avoid the builtin versions being loaded. .... or do files in system32 get loaded automagically (see STOP PRESS)?? Sorry to be asking such dumb questions, but I'm still a wine noob :) Cheers Marius _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
