http://dependencywalker.com/ is your friend. .NET 2.0 includes the VC
2005 runtime, so it's a likely candidate. You can change the VC project
to use static runtime to avoid the DLL dependency.
Thanks for the tips. I've looked at my dll with dependency walker, but
I'm not quite sure what to look for.
I have one question mark for DWMAPI.DLL, which googling has suggested is
some weird problem with an XP & IE7 combination. Running the installer
on my system with XP & IE7 is no problem though, so I'm not sure that's
an issue.
There are also two red icons for SHLWAPI.DLL and MPR.DLL, and googling
suggests the can be ignored.
There are 0 "Dynamic module" icons.
Additionally, I'm compiling with the setting
Configuration Properties
==> C/C++
--> Code Generation
--> Runtime Library = "Multi-threaded (/MT)"
Is that not where I set it to compile with the static runtime?
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