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That worked ... Thanks Ted

-----Original Message-----
From: Ted Kitch [mailto:ted@...]
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 11:17 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: Re: [Vantage] Off Topic - VB


You can run regsvr32.exe from a command line. Just type regsvr32 and it
will show you the options. I've used this to register DLL's from batch
files.

HTH,

Ted Kitch
ted@...
----- Original Message -----
From: Todd Anderson
To: 'vantage@egroups.com'
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 11:02 AM
Subject: [Vantage] Off Topic - VB


This is an off topic request to the VB gurus out there ...

I have a logon script setup that copies 8 required DLL's from our server
to
client pc's to support a VB app. It also copies a shortcut to the user's
desktop to the VB executable on my server.

Problem is that the DLL's are not registered on the client PCs by simply
copying them down.

How can I copy and register a set of DLL's from within a logon script ?

Note that I do not want to run a "Setup" exe at each desktop --- 100 pc's
-
4 sites - 3 states - 2 IS people ....

Yes, I know zip about installing VB app's over a network ...

Thanks for the help,

Todd Anderson
J. Rubin & Co.

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This is an off topic request to the VB gurus out there ...

I have a logon script setup that copies 8 required DLL's from our server to
client pc's to support a VB app. It also copies a shortcut to the user's
desktop to the VB executable on my server.

Problem is that the DLL's are not registered on the client PCs by simply
copying them down.

How can I copy and register a set of DLL's from within a logon script ?

Note that I do not want to run a "Setup" exe at each desktop --- 100 pc's -
4 sites - 3 states - 2 IS people ....

Yes, I know zip about installing VB app's over a network ...

Thanks for the help,

Todd Anderson
J. Rubin & Co.
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You can run regsvr32.exe from a command line. Just type regsvr32 and it will show you the options. I've used this to register DLL's from batch files.

HTH,

Ted Kitch
ted@...
----- Original Message -----
From: Todd Anderson
To: 'vantage@egroups.com'
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 11:02 AM
Subject: [Vantage] Off Topic - VB


This is an off topic request to the VB gurus out there ...

I have a logon script setup that copies 8 required DLL's from our server to
client pc's to support a VB app. It also copies a shortcut to the user's
desktop to the VB executable on my server.

Problem is that the DLL's are not registered on the client PCs by simply
copying them down.

How can I copy and register a set of DLL's from within a logon script ?

Note that I do not want to run a "Setup" exe at each desktop --- 100 pc's -
4 sites - 3 states - 2 IS people ....

Yes, I know zip about installing VB app's over a network ...

Thanks for the help,

Todd Anderson
J. Rubin & Co.

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Todd,
If you have some type of install program you can write an install program
that will register the dll's and then write a logon script that will run the
install on login. You might check for the existence of a file to determine
if the setup needs to be run.
If you have a list of the dll's and we have them I can send a compiled
install over to you.
If you need more help give me a call.
Thanks,
Mark Charamut

President
Caesar Development Services, LLC
Epicor Authorized Independent Solution Provider
mcharamut@...
www.caesardev.com
(860) 667-3540



-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Anderson [mailto:tanderson@...]
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 9:03 AM
To: 'vantage@egroups.com'
Subject: [Vantage] Off Topic - VB


This is an off topic request to the VB gurus out there ...

I have a logon script setup that copies 8 required DLL's from our server to
client pc's to support a VB app. It also copies a shortcut to the user's
desktop to the VB executable on my server.

Problem is that the DLL's are not registered on the client PCs by simply
copying them down.

How can I copy and register a set of DLL's from within a logon script ?

Note that I do not want to run a "Setup" exe at each desktop --- 100 pc's -
4 sites - 3 states - 2 IS people ....

Yes, I know zip about installing VB app's over a network ...

Thanks for the help,

Todd Anderson
J. Rubin & Co.

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