RE: the libraryes needed for Unicode applications in a machine without by GaryWells
GaryWells
Mon May 09 11:36:02 CDT 2005
Hi,
You're right that Unicode applications require different DLL files...these
would normally have an extra U in the file name, so for MFC 6.0 the release
DLL file is MFC42U.DLL (and the library file MFC42U.LIB etc.).
Please note that you can only run Unicode applications on an operating
system that supports it; this is usally only something like 2000 or XP and
that these usually have these files already installed (for MFC 6.0 anyway).
You can't run Unicode stuff on 95 or 98 etc. unless you also install an
additional Unicode layer (from Microsoft).
Hope this helps,
Gary.
"bn" wrote:
> Hi,
> I have been using Install Shield to make install packages with my Visual C
> programs. Now I have a Unicode program, and the program does not work on the
> 2nd machine that has not Visual C installed. Are there any extra lib or dlls
> needed for Unicode applications that Install Shield does not detect itself?
>
> best
> Behzad
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