[cw-discuss] missing dll

[Jeremy White]

The equivalent of the C: drive is in
  ~/.cxoffice/<bottle-name>/drive_c
on Linux and in
  ~/Library/Application Support/CrossOver/Bottles/<bottle-name>/drive_c
on the Mac
(where ~ represents your home directory, and <bottle-name> is the name
of your bottle).

Generally, system dlls go in c:/windows/system32, so you'd start
at one of the paths above and drill down those two directories and put it there.

Note that many dlls need to be registered; that's a good reason to install
the DLL with it's installer, rather than copying a raw file.  You can register
a dll manually by running (using the CrossOver run a command utility to pick your bottle)
  regsvr32 <dll-name>

Cheers,

Jeremy

Dave Cook wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I've had this problem with a different dll; just using Google found it all
> right but the REAL problem is WHERE THE DEVIL TO PUT IT i.e. what is the 
> Windows equivalent of a link path?
> 
> Dr. D B Cook
> Dept. of Chemistry
> University of Sheffield
> +44 (0)114 2350667
> 
> 
> On Mon, 29 Oct 2007, steven at codeweavers.com wrote:
> 
> 
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>I've been set a challenge by a friend who said he would dump windows if
>>>Ham Radio Deluxe  ran on
>>>linux.
>>>Its in virtual basic, so maybe under CXOffice.
>>>
>>>It requires  ODBCCP32.dll
>>>Where can I find this ?
>>
>>You might try installing an older version of the MDAC like 2.5 or 2.8. I
>>am not sure if it ships with this dll.
>>
>>Thanks
>>Steven
>>
>>
>>
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