At 01:08 PM 3/17/2009, Karen Tellef wrote:
I don't know anything about 8.0, so I can't answer that part.
Otherwise I look at the c:\windows\system32 folder and move
all RB76*.DLL files into your rbase executable directory.
FWIW, in case of R:BASE 7.6 for Windows ...
RB76*.* will only move RB76_32.DLL, RB76_INS.DLL, and RB76IO.DLL.
There are more system files installed in \Windows\System32 folder.
In addition,
01. Move the following files from \Windows\System32 folder to
RBG76 executable folder.
. RBENGINE76.DLL
. RSTYLE76.DLL
02. Move the following files from \Windows folder to RBG76
executable folder.
. RBENGINE76.CFG
03. Most importantly, after moving all R:BASE 7.6 for Windows
related files (.dll,.cfg, etc.) to RBG76 executable folder,
make sure to change the "Target:" properties of RBG76.EXE
short cut accordingly with additional parameter of "-A".
Example:
Target: F:\RBTI\RBG76\RBG76.EXE -A
-A parameter tells R:BASE to look in the RBG76.exe program
directory first for the RBENGINE files. This option is
beneficial if you are making only one installation of R:BASE
on a network server and want local workstations to be able to
launch the R:BASE 7.6 program remotely without the need to
install it on the local workstation.
This is an excellent option for running R:BASE 7.6 on a Remote
Desktop and/or Terminal Server environment with appropriate
number of licenses and activation keys. It also facilitates
the process of applying RBG76 updates.
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
