On 12/07/06 09:11 AM, Daniel Skorka wrote:
Bob Etheridge <bobetheridge@xxxxxxx> wrote:
The program I am trying to run quits with the following error messages:
[...]
Those are not error messages. A fixme is non-fatal.
I have tried running winecfg and have entered my program name in the
Applications tab, selected it, and then switched to the Libraries tab
and entered:
[AppDefaults\\\\Olb.exe\\\\DllOverrides] ; address richedit interfaces
not displaying \"riched20\" = \"native\", \"riched32\" = \"native\"
I'm confused by what you mean with "not displaying".
noticed is that when I get the fixme messages the terminal seems to lock
up and never returns to the prompt.
What if you hit CTRL-C or CTRL-Z (i.e. quit or suspend) ?
My program file is located on Windows drive D: and I presume the
richedit libraries are in the system folder on drive C:. Could that be
confusing Wine, or is it smart enough to sort that out? My Windows
system is Win2k, btw.
You _assume_? Don't you know where you put them? You aren't using your
windows installation as C:, are you?
Daniel
Hi Daniel,
>> [AppDefaults\\\\Olb.exe\\\\DllOverrides] ; address richedit interfaces
>> not displaying \"riched20\" = \"native\", \"riched32\" = \"native\"
>
> I'm confused by what you mean with "not displaying".
>
I'm confused also. That line of code is taken word for word from the
Wine database for my program. In some languages the semi-colon is a
comment, so I wondered whether that would wipe out any info after it.
But since this was on the official Wine web site I thought it must be
right. Should I try removing everything from the semi-colon to
"displaying" out of the code? I don't like making changes when I don't
understand exactly what I'm doing.
>> noticed is that when I get the fixme messages the terminal seems to
lock
>> up and never returns to the prompt.
>
> What if you hit CTRL-C or CTRL-Z (i.e. quit or suspend) ?
Yes, I can shut it down. I just mentioned that because I thought it
might be a clue as to what was happening.
>> My program file is located on Windows drive D: and I presume the
>> richedit libraries are in the system folder on drive C:. Could that be
>> confusing Wine, or is it smart enough to sort that out? My Windows
>> system is Win2k, btw.
>
> You _assume_? Don't you know where you put them? You aren't using your
> windows installation as C:, are you?
>
Yes, I assumed since the code was telling Wine to use the native dll
that it was already a part of my Windows system. It turns out that I
don't have those dlls. So, provided I can find them somewhere on the
internet, what do I do with them? Where do I put them so Wine can
access them?
Thanks for your patience. I am new to Linux and even newer to Wine. I
still have a lot to learn.
Bob
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