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Re: My Race System - Robin - 20-09-2008 Ewww, William you lied to me xD Don't register them directly in the folder, it fucks up. Copy them to system32 first. Re: My Race System - Mattyw - 20-09-2008 Robin Wrote:Ewww, William you lied to me xD Ad I said, fixed now. =-p Except Race system, well, still need one & I get a strange error when Exiting the Server. >.> Quote:Run-time error '340': The following is highlighted: Code: If frmServer.Socket(Index).State = sckConnected ThenInside "Function IsConnected(ByVal Index As Long) As Boolean" in modServerTCP. Doesn't break anything though. Re: My Race System - William - 20-09-2008 Robin Wrote:Ewww, William you lied to me xDI didn't lie, that button runs a bat file with the regsvr32 command in it. I can't help that his so stupid that he don't put them in the system32 folder, but players of my game dont need to do that because they dont program in VB. So to make it simple for people on my forum, I added the dlls to the game folder, and they can register it using regsvr32. But mattyw needs to learn a few things before starting programming, for example how dll and ocx files should be handled. Re: My Race System - Robin - 20-09-2008 It's nothing to do with programming ![]() If your users then delete your game, they won't be able to run any other program that uses any of those dependencies. |