Jeff
Sat Jan 03 23:29:02 CST 2004
That's fine, no worries - most users find the extra features very handy
though.
Jeff Law
"puzzled" <spam@me.not.com> wrote in message
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> "Jeff Law" <jefflaw@datamasta.co.nz> wrote in message
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> > "puzzled" <spam@me.not.com> wrote in message
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> > > "Arthur" <arthur@tero.ca> wrote in message
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> > > > I have created an application with eVB 3.0 and created a
> > > > setup package with Application Install Wizard. I copied
> > > > the whole CD1 folder to Pocket PC. On Pocket PC, I
> > > > clicked on the file TestApp.Arm 1100 (4K) v3.00.CAB and
> > > > the application was installed. When I tried to run the
> > > > application, I got the message that the application
> > > > requires MS eVB Runtime to install.
> > > > What are the eVB runtime files? I can see Pvbform2.dll,
> > > > Pvbhost2.dll and vbscript.dll in the Windows folder from
> > > > my PC when Pocket PC is connected to my PC.
> > > > I am totally new to Pocket PC development. How can an eVB
> > > > application be deployed to Pocket PC. Thank you for any
> > > > advice.
> > >
> > > when building your app, let eVB include the runtimes in your setup
> package
> > > for you. You can do that by ticking the checkbox "runtime files" on
the
> > > "general" tabsheet on the "project properties" dialogue box.
> > >
> > >
> > You could try PPCInstall - see
http://www.ppcinstall.com
> >
>
> why should I? eVB works just fine.
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