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did you check the dependencies using depend<br />
if you are using VC6 it is shipped with the package.<br />
probably you are missing an DLL or you have an other version of a DLL on the other PC
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did you check the dependencies using depend
if you are using VC6 it is shipped with the package.
probably you are missing an DLL or you have an other version of a DLL on the other PC

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yes i have checked using depend and all the dependencies are their as reported by it
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yes i have checked using depend and all the dependencies are their as reported by it

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are you loggedin on both machines as adminstrator or equivalent ?
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are you loggedin on both machines as adminstrator or equivalent ?

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Hi,<br />
I have written a com server that's an EXE. When I register it on a PC that has Visual Studio installed using <br />
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MyServer.exe /RegServer<br />
and MyServer.exe /Service,<br />
it works fine and appears in the services panel in control panel. But when I try to do the same on a PC that has no visual studio installed, it does not work. Even though I have run the setup of my s/w that I developed in install sheild for distribution.<br />
Please help...<br />
Waiting for reply...<br />

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Hi,
I have written a com server that's an EXE. When I register it on a PC that has Visual Studio installed using 

MyServer.exe /RegServer
and MyServer.exe /Service,
it works fine and appears in the services panel in control panel. But when I try to do the same on a PC that has no visual studio installed, it does not work. Even though I have run the setup of my s/w that I developed in install sheild for distribution.
Please help...
Waiting for reply...


Registering a com exe server as service??

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