wine users - Jan 2012 - e-sword doesn't appear to be entered in registry

Installed wine on KDE desktop of Fedora 16.  I have wine 1.3.33.  Then ran
e-sword 10.0.5 installer which ran apparently correctly as there were no error
messages.  E-sword runs from the menu just fine, in that the program opens all
the windows which all function as expected except for the search function.  This
returns no information although the dialog opens as it should and remembers
search terms and can be completely configured for all available option.  The
programs author suggests that vbscpript.dll is not registered.  I used the
regedit tool to look at the wine registry and I think he is correct.  In fact
there do not appear to be any e-sword related entries at all.  I have never
manually edited the registry so I haven't any idea as to where in the
registry to locate the link, nor the correct syntax.  Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.

tmkkeller wrote:
>   The programs author suggests that vbscpript.dll is not registered.   
Register it with:

Code:
regsvr32 /path/to/vbscript.dll


Use the actual path to the dll.

On Sun, Jan 1, 2012 at 2:15 PM, tmkkeller <wineforum-user at winehq.org>
wrote:
> Installed wine on KDE desktop of Fedora 16. ?I have wine 1.3.33. ?Then ran
e-sword 10.0.5 installer which ran apparently
I'll have to verify and update the Applications Database entry for this
program.

I have downloaded this version and did not notice this when I was
testing it.  Thank you for bringing this to my attention and I'll also
confirm with Michael.

James
(e-Sword maintainer)

jjmckenzie wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 1, 2012 at 2:15 PM, tmkkeller <wineforum-user at
winehq.org> wrote:
> 
> > Installed wine on KDE desktop of Fedora 16. ?I have wine 1.3.33. ?Then
ran e-sword 10.0.5 installer which ran apparently
> > 
> 
> I'll have to verify and update the Applications Database entry for this
program.
> 
> I have downloaded this version and did not notice this when I was
> testing it.  Thank you for bringing this to my attention and I'll also
> confirm with Michael.
> 
> James
> (e-Sword maintainer)

It appears that vbscript.dll is not installed at least I can not find it on my
hard drive.