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| Framework language problem |
| Iniciado por guest, 12,mar. 2015 17:28 - 4 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 12,marzo 2015 - 17:28 |
WD15
Hi,
I installed a program onto a new client's computer. I did not include the Framework in the install, so when I tried to launch the program it wanted to download the Framework. Despite my WINDEV being an English copy the message asking to download the Framework came up in French, so that's one thing which is confusing me. Nevertheless I downloaded the Framework and the program opened, but any dates were showing in French.
So, I uploaded a new version of my program which includes the Framework (remember I am using an English version). However, the dates are still appearing in French.
I have searched both the registry and the c: drive of the client's computer and cannot find any PCSOFT-related reference to language, nor can I find where the "downloaded" Framework files have been installed.
Can anyone provide any insight or suggestions as to:
- Why it seems that the French Framework is downloaded even if the installation was generated from an English version?
- Where do the downloaded Framework files get put?
- How do you uninstall the downloaded Framework?
- Why doesn't the downloaded Framework get overwritten by one installed along with the program?
Many thanks in advance
Reg |
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| Publicado el 12,marzo 2015 - 18:13 |
Hi,
same thing happened to me. Sorry, some things are inexplicable ... I recommend to deliver the framework within downloads. Always. Where they are? There may be a hint in the registry about the whereabouts, most probably somewhere in \Windows\.. and registered to Windows, therefore you need not see the framework DLLs and one set of DLLs can be used for several WinDev programs. |
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| Publicado el 12,marzo 2015 - 18:34 |
| if you use procexp you can see from where your app is loading the dlls |
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| Publicado el 12,marzo 2015 - 18:42 |
| Hmm, procexp looks very interesting, thanks for that Paulo. |
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| Publicado el 13,marzo 2015 - 18:51 |
In case anyone else ever has this problem;
I found the framework files in c:\program files (x86)\common files\PC Soft\15.0\Framework.
There was a subfolder in there named US. I copied the DLLs from the US folder into its parent folder, overwriting the french DLLs, and hey presto my problem is solved. |
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