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Apr 08, 2014
11:05 AM
Getting this weird MessageBox while building installshield project
Hi,
I use install shield 2012 premiere edition. My basic MSI project uses third party DLL called Invr600.dll. While building the project I get message box.( I am not able to upload the message box screenshot.). The message box has title SoWin and has text message "Can't load Invr600.dll" . After acknowledging this message box building of the IS project is smooth.
This error occurs when install shield is extracting COM information from other DLL's. This specific DLL has no com extract enabled.
Any idea how to get rid of this annoying message box.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Amarjeet
I use install shield 2012 premiere edition. My basic MSI project uses third party DLL called Invr600.dll. While building the project I get message box.( I am not able to upload the message box screenshot.). The message box has title SoWin and has text message "Can't load Invr600.dll" . After acknowledging this message box building of the IS project is smooth.
This error occurs when install shield is extracting COM information from other DLL's. This specific DLL has no com extract enabled.
Any idea how to get rid of this annoying message box.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Amarjeet
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Apr 08, 2014
02:35 PM
It sounds like one or more of your third party DLLs can't load Invr600.dll for some reasons. You might want to check to see if Invr600.dll has any missing dependencies.
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