Or when you locate the file add the directory to your path in case other dlls reside there that are needed.
I was missing a couple of paths in my environment. MSVC++ new where they were for some reason but the mozilla tools used to compile did not. When I was first trying to compile I got to a certain directory and it crashed on me. After searching around mozilla.org I discovered I needed more files from MS(I run Professional VC++6.0). I was able to download it for free. I will let you know if I can find what it was. Something like MDAC componets(ie ODBC drivers) but it was something different. I build using a batch file. The mozilla.org site does say you can build within VC++ but really gives no directions on how to do it. Someone once posted that if you can compile on the directory you changed by using the makefile.win(?) at the top of the directory. Sorry I don't remember the specifics(Obviously I am not an elephant). I don't know which version you are trying to build but the nightly versions don't always compile. If you grabbed a nightly build you might try and older release until it compiles successfully just in case. I can post my environment from my W2K machine if you don't make any headway. Mike On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 07:24:06AM +0800, Jonathan Wilson wrote: > > > > > >Error Starting Program: > >A required .DLL file, MSPDB60.DLL, was not found. > > > Look for mspdb60.dll on your hard disk and place it into windows\system. > That might help.
