This only happens on one PC (cannot recreate it on others), so I'm sure
it's something specific to the system, but I'm not sure what.
When this person tries to run my VB6 program (after successful
install), he first gets this message:
"Please wait while Windows configures the Microsoft Access 2000 SR-1
Runtime"
The funny thing is, I DO NOT USE DBASES in my application! Could I
have accidently set something on a control which may make it think that
I do?
I couldn't find anything in my installer package (project1.ddf) which
lists any type of dbase file-- that i know of at least!
Is there any specific control that causes MS to want to load a dbase
runtime engine?
How can I check all controls to make sure I didnt' accidently set
something (I have LOTS of controls in this program- over 100!)
Any ideas? It doesn't do it on any other system but this one that the
customer has. he has MSOffice 2003 Prof installed.
Another thing, after saying "OK" to this first message he then gets
these three errors and my program finally loads:
"Error 1309 Error reading from file : C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\ART\System\DIMM.DLL Verify that the file exists and that you
can access it."
and
""Error 1321. The installer has insufficient privileges to modify this
file: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\ART\System\MSRECR40.DLL"
and then finally
"Internal Error 2318: Please contact product support for assistance."
Any suggestions? Again, I do not use databases in my app that I know
of. Thanks! (take out nospam!)
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