Guest guest Posted October 22, 2004 Report Share Posted October 22, 2004 Hi My application in Omnis 7 is installed on end user machines using an installer made by "PC Install", which works great, though now a defunct company. On 95/98 my line written to the win.ini file seems to connect the library and Omnis just fine. On XP however, the user is prompted to select the exe to run Goravani.lbr, my library. This is a tech support annoyance as my users are not savvy. I think I have to use the PC Install feature of writing to the Registry, and I have an idea of the values, but I don't really know what I'm doing. PC Install's registry feature has fields that I don't understand. I know the registry values are like: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.LBR value OMNIS 7 V7.Library HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.BR\shell\open\command value Omnis7.exe %1LBR Are these both necessary? Then, in PC Install, how would I enter these if the window for creating the entries in PC Install contains these fields: Key (a long text field) Action () (can be new, delete, query for existence) Then you can add values but it says "data type" and "Value name" and "Data value" I think Data Value is where like Omnis7.exe %1LBR Would go, but would the whole string HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.BR\shell\open\command Go in the Key-Name field? Any help appreciated. I don't have an XP machine, for various reasons of outdaing other programs I rely on, and having an older PC which will be real slow with XP, and lacking the funds to be all updated and so on. This is all in an effort to avoid getting tech support calls from users who are wondering what to do with the XP dialog that says it cannot find the application to open the library (which does not happen with the same installer on Win 98 for example) Thanks (Das Goravani) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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