Re: dll dynamic linked libraries

[Jerry Fritschle <jerryfritschle@mac.com>]

Yes, indeed, you need to keep these dll files in the application  
folder.  To discourage the end-user from fiddling with these files, as  
you suggest, an installer is what you will need.
I have done well with InstallGadget, which is very reasonably priced;  
there is also a Mac version for making .dmg files.  To your  
application folder, simply add a text file containing your end user  
license, as well as any readme files, then drag the folder into  
InstallGadget.  This will create an .exe installer.  If you are  
distributing this by download, you will probably then zip the installer.
HTH

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"Drama is life with the dull bits cut out."
-Alfred Hitchcock

Yours very truly,

Jerry Fritschle


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