> Using the user list which usually causes a message about the > installaide dll not being found...
Under a Mac, I don't know how you could do this, but the problem on Windows is that the InstallAide.dll is in a directory that is not in the path.. so you have to find it. How do you find it? Well, one way would be to look up in the directory what the default application is that handles PRC and/or PDB files. Once you have that, you'll have a path for it. Change your working directory to that path and then use LoadLibrary to open InstallAide.dll ... or have one program change to that working directory and launch your app that links to InstallAide.dll ... either way, you will have to look in the directory. One other way, although it is the lamest suggestion I've ever seen, is to include one of the Palm dlls (I forget which one it is) and ask it what the Palm directory is.. then do the same as above... -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
