Thank you, Thunderbird. It is wineg++ that creates the script. I thought it was safer to use it. If I invoke the .so file directly, I get this: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH wine ../CMS/cms.exe.so wine: Module not found wine: Bad EXE format for P:\CMS\cms.exe.so I *think* this may mean that it is not able to find the .so I built? Not sure... Is there a tool like depends.exe for *nix? It would be very useful to know which module is not found. Thank you for your help! J On Thu, 2010-04-01 at 17:08 -0500, Thunderbird wrote: > You can directly invoke the '.exe' file which is just a script to launch your app. Or if you want to use wine yourself use: 'wine appname.exe.so'. > > > > >
