Subj : Re: cw3220
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Jan Vernimmen
Date : Sat Jun 19 2004 03:20 pm

Hi,
Why not use cw3230.dll in stead of cw3220 ?
Jan Vernimmen


Ed Mulroy [TeamB] wrote:
> This is a guess.  I do not know if this applies to you.
> 
> You do not necessarily have a problem in cw3220.dll.  The problem
> could be caused elsewhere and only appear when code in cw3200.dll is
> executed.
> 
> There is a macro named WINVER.  If it is greater than 0x400 then you
> need to change its value to work with Win98.
> 
> That macro is used by the Windows header files to control how the
> structure used by the open/save common dialogs is defined.  If it is
> greater than 0x400 then the structure is larger.  If you manage to get
> the program to launch under Win98 then it may generate an error.
> 
> Try putting these lines before the first include in each source file,
> build and try it.  It is easy to try and if it does not help, it is
> easy to remove.
> 
> #ifdef WINVER
> #undef WINVER
> #endif
> 
> #define WINVER 0x400
> 
> I hope this helps.
> 
> 
>>soory for my bad english ;)
> 
> 
> Do not feel bad about your English.  Your message was very clear.
> 
> .  Ed
> 
> 
>>Clems wrote in message
>>news:40d29e06@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>
>>i created one application with bc++5.0 and the application
>>works good with OS Xp and 2000.
>>
>>But If it works with 98, if i click in  "open"  or "save" file, when
>>i close my application, MessagBox  error appears "name
>>application" ......error.in cw3220.dll.
>>
>>I searched on internet   http://www.instantid.com/support/faqs.asp#2
>>it's same error but i didn't find any solution for resolve problem
>>i've got problem with DLL cw3220.
>>
>>soory for my bad english ;)
>>
>>
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>

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