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#1
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Tuesday, August 3, 2004 1:55:15 PM(UTC)
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I put the dlls into the directory with the app. The common dialogs don't come up. Should they be put elsewhere? It works on a machine that has the raster tools SDK installed (as expected). Why won't they come up on a machine just the app installed? Do they need to be installed in a particular directory?
#2
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Monday, August 22, 2005 7:04:02 AM(UTC)
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I have a same problem but not with all the sdk develop installed.
If make only the dll that the help file claim I can initit the dialog but not open it.
Did you receive some error? form me simply close the program.
geetings
#3
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Thursday, August 25, 2005 5:51:02 AM(UTC)
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For the 2 posts in this thread, the problem could be similar
and it could be different. This depends on the programming interface (DLL API,
OCX, C++ classes, etc.) and LEADTOOLS version. Common reasons include missing
dependency DLL files or failing to register components in the case of COM and
ActiveX.
A general useful topic that might help in cases like these
is "Files To Be Included With Your Application".
If you are still facing these problems, please send more
details about them to Support@LEADTOOLS.com, including which module causes the
problem, your programming interface, LEADTOOLS version and the names of files
you are distributing.
Thanks,
Ali Abo Al-Rob
LEADTOOLS Technical Support
704-332-5532 voice
704-372-8116 fax
http://support.leadtools.com
#4
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Monday, December 26, 2005 6:54:31 AM(UTC)
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...Try adding LTCLR14S to your build.
I had a similar problem. I was throwing a Lead Error 20152 (Dialogs Not Initialized). After dumping everything in the Redist folder into my build, I finally looked closely at the list of 'Files to Distribute' in the Help file. LTCLR14S.DLL was missing from my build (I wasn't able to find it in the Program Files folder, but evidently it WAS installed in the system folder during the SDK installation. After adding it to our build, the dialogs are working fine.
I guess it pays to read those deployment notes.
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