wine users - Apr 2011 - how or where to put .dll and .inf from an installerless driv

As the title suggests, i have a app that i need to install.

It is a usb driver for a pic+pro pic micro programmer.

The control program that came with the programmer installed fine. however, the
usb driver it needs didn't install with it. The manufacturer relies on
windows "add hardware" function to install the driver. Is there any
way around this?

The disk has two folders on it, one labeled micropro, which contains the
operating files for the programmer. The other folder is labeled driver, and has
these files in it:

FTCSERCO.DLL, ftdibus.cat, ftdibus.sys, FTDIBUS.INF, ftdiport.cat, FTDIPORT.INF,
FTDIUN2K.INI ( I assume an uninstall .ini for win 2k), FTDIUNIN.exe (the
uninstaller for xp), FTLang.dll, ftser2k.sys (assumption=win2k server app),
ftserui2.dll (assumption=win 2k server app dll)

The problem I seem to be having is where to put the dll, ini, sys, and cat
files, and have wine recognize and use them for accessing the programmer.

I will admit this whole routine is due to a cheap programmer, that the
manufacturers haven't taken the time to update their software to reflect the
change between serial port and usb.

the programmer I have does not have the serial port on it, only the usb,
otherwise i wouldn't be needing the assistance here.

Thank you for your time.

Sorry, forgot to add in the wine version: 1.2.3, and my OS: Ubuntu 10.04 lucid
lynx

Also if you are stuck with a PICKit 3 or ICD2 interface game is not over.

MPLAB X Native linux and mac program solution.  Supports PICKit3 and ICD2 and
the 500 monitor everything solution as well.

Closed source annoy not as flexable as what you can make PICKit2 do.  But hey
works.

http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/mplab/X_Beta/index.html   Problem being of
course Mplab X is officially a beta.