Well, on this kind of situation, I always remove ~/.wine and then I install again my program. When I was on windows and a program lacked some dlls, I googled their name and I downloaded them. I added them on the directory where the binary was and all was ok. Now, I have a GTK+ project for my school and we are using VS07. I wanted to work on this at home so I packed all needed .lib and .dll and I created a dll/ directory inside my project folder. When I launched Debug, VS didn't find the dll and so I looked for infos on how windows handles dll. And I read (on msdn) that he looked at '.' then PATH then others dirs. So I added PATH=$PATH:dll/ on the project properties and now all is ok. -- But I guess wine behaves differently. I thought about all guys coming from Google frustrated with no answer. So if you have the correct answer, just give it.
