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trouble finding DLL
I've downloaded a program from a website, the program itself is irrelevent, the setup came in an archive with a dozen or so other files. when I open the setup from the winzip archive it installs, in the wrong drive, my c:\ drive, but that's besides the point that in itself matters ver little. But when I try to open the program it asks for a dll file, a DLL file that was in the zip archive, where do I put this DLL so it can find it? I tried putting it in the system 32 folder, but that didn't seem to help?
BTW i'm running win 98 SE, if that helps. -Izumui Abriel |
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Put it into the actual program folder.
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Thanks for the suggestion, but that was the first thing I attempted. Now one other thing I should probably note is that the origanal files, are name something like xyz.dl_ in the archive. so I renamed the file,and put it in the system 32 fold, then the system 32/drivers folder then in the actual program's folder. Nothing is working.
-Izumui Abriel |
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It may help if you told us what the program was that you are trying to install.
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If it's a dl_, that's a compressed file, and you have to expand it using the old DOS expand utility, you can't just rename it.
The install routine *should* do all that for you - when you see those, you can't just expand the archive and drop the files into a folder and expect to run the program, there should be a setup or install file in the archive. |
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