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Where can I get the copy of VBRUN60.EXE???
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Where can I get the copy of VBRUN60.EXE???

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You go to microsoft website and<br />
do a search for VBRUN60.EXE<br />
also usefull files for redistribution purposes are<br />
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OLEUPD40.EXE<br />
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i can't remember the direct link .. a search will give u its link for sure..
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You go to microsoft website and
do a search for VBRUN60.EXE
also usefull files for redistribution purposes are

OLEUPD40.EXE

i can't remember the direct link .. a search will give u its link for sure..

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I have just try somethings..<br />
I write a simple program in VB6 using MS Scripting runtime to display disk freespace in form_load. and make the setup package.. and install it into another machine, the program also got a GPF error even I have run the VBRUN60.exe before run the setup.... <br />
I didn't try OLEUPD40.EXE yet.. may be it really can help...<br />
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I have just try somethings..
I write a simple program in VB6 using MS Scripting runtime to display disk freespace in form_load. and make the setup package.. and install it into another machine, the program also got a GPF error even I have run the VBRUN60.exe before run the setup....
I didn't try OLEUPD40.EXE yet.. may be it really can help...



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I have use MS Scripting Runtime libary in my program written in VB5 with SP3 on Win98. After preparing the setup files for my applcation using VB Setup Wizard and install it in a PC with Win95 OSR2, my applcation got a GPF error with the SCRRUN.DLL. Can MS Scripting Runtime can be used in a WIN95? or what other files should I include in the setup files??<br />

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I have use MS Scripting Runtime libary in my program written in VB5 with SP3 on Win98. After preparing the setup files for my applcation using VB Setup Wizard and install it in a PC with Win95 OSR2, my applcation got a GPF error with the SCRRUN.DLL. Can MS Scripting Runtime can be used in a WIN95? or what other files should I include in the setup files??


MS Scripting Runtime

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