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    Hi! I've two identical machines (NT4.0, same IE, SP6a). I got a program that works in one machine, but the other one gives a messagebox "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library", "Runtime Error!", the name of the program crashing and "abnormal program termination. The machines are supposed to be totally identical basic installation (except the other one has more programs installed on it). What files should I check to have the same versions?? What is causing that? Comctl32 is the same, so is MSVCRT.DLL.

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      Hi! I've two identical machines (NT4.0, same IE, SP6a). I got a program that works in one machine, but the other one gives a messagebox "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library", "Runtime Error!", the name of the program crashing and "abnormal program termination. The machines are supposed to be totally identical basic installation (except the other one has more programs installed on it). What files should I check to have the same versions?? What is causing that? Comctl32 is the same, so is MSVCRT.DLL.

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      This can be a very tricky problem. Look with the dependency Walker which dlls you are using and compare the versions. IMHO it looks like a initialization error. A value out of the registry is missing or a file can´t be opened because the path doesn´t exist. I would start a debug build on the crashing machine.:suss: Try this @ home. (B&B)

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