Randem Systems Support Board

Yes.  A few months ago.  Windows got hosed.

dglienna,
 
Formatting??? You mean the hard disk?

OK.  That solved the problem.
 
Thanks.
 
I have to make sure that all the other things are right.  I may have a question or two about it, but I think I can handle most of it.
 
Formatting is a drag. It seems that I forgot to save a few things.  I think they are fixed though.

What do you mean having trouble? Newer versions of Inno Setup will not allow you to use system files from the system folder unless you specifically tell it to do so with a special parameter in the [Setup] section.
 
To avoid this you can move those system files to another folder and rerun InnoScript to point to that folder and recreate the script. Inno Setup will not complain about that.

Also, getting an error with deploying mscorree.dll from the system folder when running the script.
I ran Inno Script in unsave mode.  Any other way to get it to work correctly?  I don't remember having this much trouble the first time I compiled this app.

That is a bug. I will look into it. Thanks for reporting it

Thank you.
 
Any idea why, when I double-click on a .pjt file, Inno opens, and it prompts me to save the file, twice?

dglienna,
 
OK, you can remove that file. In scanning the OCX we find that it references the dll. You do not need to have the dll. Only the ocx needs to be in the script.

Sure.  Here it is.

That could be. Could you zip and upload the log and debug files for that run?

I use scripting to copy a file.
  Dim fso As New Scripting.FileSystemObject
 
I don't know why INNO is looking for a .dll instead of the .ocx.
It is the old way.  Maybe before I formatted, I had the old version of M Scripting Runtime?

dglienna,
 
If your app needs it, How does your app work then? What are you using it for? If you have the ocx then you had to put it on your form. How did you use this file?

My program references the ocx, and the .dll is nowhere to be found.  What can I do?
Also, when I click on a project file,it prompts me to save, twice.  What could the problem be?

I don't understand. It is nowhere to be found.
I googled it, and found that the new name is the ocx.  I don't know how it got in there the way it is.

The file is not on my system.  I have an ocx with the same name in the c:windowssystem32 folder, though.  I'll look at the IS file list and screens now.