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trying to run a my app on another computer

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GAK - 27 Apr 2007 03:19 GMT
I've just built a "hello world"  app in DEBUG MODE that runs fine on my
development computer.
On my test computer, I have a problem.

I've looked at the dependencies with Depend.exe and found that I was missing
msvcr80d.dll so I found  a copy of it in  .....\WinSxS\.... the appropriate
dir that had both the dll and the manifest and copied them along with the
exe to my target machine.  I placed all these guys in the same directory and
I've even put a copy of MSVCRT.dll in there too.

In fact I tried just about every version of msvcr80d.dll  and msvcrt.dll in
my development computer

I keep getting a error telling me that the configuration is wrong and I
should reinstall the app.

WHAT AM I DOING WRONG ?  I don't want to build this as a static exe since
the team is using a dynamically linked version and I need to stay in sync.

GAK
gs - 27 Apr 2007 19:52 GMT
you may have better luck with the developer ng for the appropriate platform:
.net framework
c#

whatever you're using to write the test program
....

> I've just built a "hello world"  app in DEBUG MODE that runs fine on my
> development computer.
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>
> GAK
 
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