With respect to install issues, as a general rule, I start with a fresh,
known functional wine install (latest version usually) with a fake win dir.
Then I install msi (InstalMsiA.exe) and then install the application of
interest. It usually works thru install. App functionality will based on
watching wine(dbg) feedback in a console to find out if native or builtin
dll's are best (somewhat trial and error) and if any API's are called
that
are not yet fully implemented.
Hope this helps
Roger
> Hello
>
> Sorry for sending this mail to maillinglist and newsgroup, but I want be
> shure, that as much as possible wine-users are reading this an perhaps
> someone has a clou for me.
>
> I am very new to wine, but tried nearly everything to get MS Autroute
> Express 2003 to run.
> (I need this Program for work, have to drive much and afaik it is the only
> map program, which can zoom to city maps for even for the smallest
> villages.
>
> First I tried to install the program with wine (wine setup.exe) but it
> didn't work, some mysterious errormessage and quit.
>
> Then I copied the installed folder from a windows-computer to my
notebook(of> course into my virtual c drive) and tried again hmmm now i got the
> errormessage from wine, that some dlls where missing.
> No problem, I thought. copied the DLLs to the right folder, changed the
path> in the wincfg and FINALY.........
>
> It didn't work:-)
> Now I got the errormessage (a WindowsMSG Box ), that the program was not
> correctly installed, so the registry entrys were missing.
> I copied every registry key, which had something to do with autoroute,
> from the WindowsPC, and tried again...
> And again... the thing won't work... But no DLLs were missing, no wine
> error... simply this message...
> Has someone a clou, how I can get rid of this?
>
> THX
>
> Robert
>
>
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