This occurs because when you choose Win95 compatibility, the dyndll option is
ignored.
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
I've discovered something very strange.
If I run the WxPerl executable created with PDK, no files are extracted
in the temp directory.
But if I right-click the file, chose
Hi,
I've discovered something very strange.
If I run the WxPerl executable created with PDK, no files are extracted in
the temp directory.
But if I right-click the file, chose Properties, and from the
compatibility tab I chose Win 95 or 98/Millenium, after running the
executable again, 10
