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which dll are require to make setup if VC++ and MS ACCESS is not install on client computer

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    i am making setup of my vc++ 6.0 program but how can i find that to make setup which dll is require (i am using innosetup to make setup) my prject also communicate with MS ACCESS so how can i provide this with setup if MS ACCESS is not install on client computer then my prgram will not run and which dll requires to run project if vc++ is not installed how can i over come these problems?

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      i am making setup of my vc++ 6.0 program but how can i find that to make setup which dll is require (i am using innosetup to make setup) my prject also communicate with MS ACCESS so how can i provide this with setup if MS ACCESS is not install on client computer then my prgram will not run and which dll requires to run project if vc++ is not installed how can i over come these problems?

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      Insted of looking for specific dlls (used by MS Access), better to read from the registry,the registry key values and find out whether MS Access is installed or not. If not installed, in that case it is advisable to install MS Access than copying a bunch of dlls & then running your application... Regards, Rane

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