Can I use Windows eg. 98 DLL files (shell32.dll, advapi32.dll, ...) instead of Wine DLL.SO files (shell32.dll.so, advapi32.dll.so)?
>Can I use Windows eg. 98 DLL files (shell32.dll, advapi32.dll, ...) instead of Wine DLL.SO files (shell32.dll.so, advapi32.dll.so)?For the most dlls yes, but not for the low level ones (kernel, ntdll, user?). Look in the documentation and your wine config file for dll override. bye Fabi
> shell32.dll.so, advapi32.dll.so, ntdll.dll.so is a low level DLLs. > Can I replace it with Windows 98s dlls ??Look at this page http://www.winehq.com/site/docs/wine-user/config-dll Also note that you will need a windows license to do this, even if you just use one windows dll. Ivan.
shell32.dll.so, advapi32.dll.so, ntdll.dll.so is a low level DLLs. Can I replace it with Windows 98s dlls ??>>Can I use Windows eg. 98 DLL files (shell32.dll, advapi32.dll, ...) instead of Wine DLL.SO files (shell32.dll.so, advapi32.dll.so)? > > > For the most dlls yes, but not for the low level ones (kernel, ntdll, user?). > Look in the documentation and your wine config file for dll override. > > bye Fabi