mscoree.dll

[Patrick De Ridder]

a) This concerns a machine with a UK version W98SEe operating system.

b) I have developed an application on an UK version XP professional
machine.

c) On the UK version W98SE machine I have installed a Dutch
dotnetfx.exe in order to test the application for the Dutch market.

d) When I try to run my application using the Dutch dotnetfx.exe I get
an error message "mscoree.dl l missing".

e) When I un-install the Dutch dotnetfx.exe and install an English
dotnetfx.exe my application starts up (and runs) without an error
message.

Please tell me what to do to make my application work for the Dutch
market.

--
Patrick.

[Michael A. Covington]

Re: mscoree.dll

Can't you have the English and Dutch .NET Frameworks both installed?

I know you can have English 1.0 and 1.1 at the same time.

The directory structure suggests that even if there is the very slightest
difference in version numbers, they will install into different directories
and you can have them both at the same time.

"Patrick De Ridder" <wantnospam@all .here> wrote in message
news:7pvvqv07mi 5tb070ue4pgm1i8 o3odkifr5@4ax.c om...[color=blue]
> a) This concerns a machine with a UK version W98SEe operating system.
>
> b) I have developed an application on an UK version XP professional
> machine.
>
> c) On the UK version W98SE machine I have installed a Dutch
> dotnetfx.exe in order to test the application for the Dutch market.
>
> d) When I try to run my application using the Dutch dotnetfx.exe I get
> an error message "mscoree.dl l missing".
>
> e) When I un-install the Dutch dotnetfx.exe and install an English
> dotnetfx.exe my application starts up (and runs) without an error
> message.
>
> Please tell me what to do to make my application work for the Dutch
> market.
>
> --
> Patrick.[/color]

[Patrick De Ridder]

Re: mscoree.dll

On the Microsoft web page it says that you shouldn't have two
Framework languages on the same machine.



On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 19:42:26 -0500, "Michael A. Covington"
<look@www.covin gtoninnovations .com.for.addres s> wrote:
[color=blue]
>Can't you have the English and Dutch .NET Frameworks both installed?
>
>I know you can have English 1.0 and 1.1 at the same time.
>
>The directory structure suggests that even if there is the very slightest
>difference in version numbers, they will install into different directories
>and you can have them both at the same time.
>
>"Patrick De Ridder" <wantnospam@all .here> wrote in message
>news:7pvvqv07m i5tb070ue4pgm1i 8o3odkifr5@4ax. com...[color=green]
>> a) This concerns a machine with a UK version W98SEe operating system.
>>
>> b) I have developed an application on an UK version XP professional
>> machine.
>>
>> c) On the UK version W98SE machine I have installed a Dutch
>> dotnetfx.exe in order to test the application for the Dutch market.
>>
>> d) When I try to run my application using the Dutch dotnetfx.exe I get
>> an error message "mscoree.dl l missing".
>>
>> e) When I un-install the Dutch dotnetfx.exe and install an English
>> dotnetfx.exe my application starts up (and runs) without an error
>> message.
>>
>> Please tell me what to do to make my application work for the Dutch
>> market.
>>
>> --
>> Patrick.[/color]
>[/color]

--
Patrick.

[Michael Giagnocavo [MVP]]

Re: mscoree.dll

You should test out Dutch Windows with Dutch Framework. It is not
recommended to install a different localized version of the Framework (in my
experience, ANY localized MSFT Software) on a localized Windows.

VMware / Virtual PC are good ways to test these scenarios out.

-mike
MVP


"Patrick De Ridder" <wantnospam@all .here> wrote in message
news:7pvvqv07mi 5tb070ue4pgm1i8 o3odkifr5@4ax.c om...[color=blue]
> a) This concerns a machine with a UK version W98SEe operating system.
>
> b) I have developed an application on an UK version XP professional
> machine.
>
> c) On the UK version W98SE machine I have installed a Dutch
> dotnetfx.exe in order to test the application for the Dutch market.
>
> d) When I try to run my application using the Dutch dotnetfx.exe I get
> an error message "mscoree.dl l missing".
>
> e) When I un-install the Dutch dotnetfx.exe and install an English
> dotnetfx.exe my application starts up (and runs) without an error
> message.
>
> Please tell me what to do to make my application work for the Dutch
> market.
>
> --
> Patrick.[/color]

[Patrick De Ridder]

Re: mscoree.dll

Ok. So I will have to test on a Dutch PC.
Thanks,
Patrick.


"Michael Giagnocavo [MVP]" <mggUNSPAM@Atre vido.net> wrote in message
news:OJ$J3zHqDH A.1656@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> You should test out Dutch Windows with Dutch Framework. It is not
> recommended to install a different localized version of the Framework (in[/color]
my[color=blue]
> experience, ANY localized MSFT Software) on a localized Windows.
>
> VMware / Virtual PC are good ways to test these scenarios out.
>
> -mike
> MVP
>
>
> "Patrick De Ridder" <wantnospam@all .here> wrote in message
> news:7pvvqv07mi 5tb070ue4pgm1i8 o3odkifr5@4ax.c om...[color=green]
> > a) This concerns a machine with a UK version W98SEe operating system.
> >
> > b) I have developed an application on an UK version XP professional
> > machine.
> >
> > c) On the UK version W98SE machine I have installed a Dutch
> > dotnetfx.exe in order to test the application for the Dutch market.
> >
> > d) When I try to run my application using the Dutch dotnetfx.exe I get
> > an error message "mscoree.dl l missing".
> >
> > e) When I un-install the Dutch dotnetfx.exe and install an English
> > dotnetfx.exe my application starts up (and runs) without an error
> > message.
> >
> > Please tell me what to do to make my application work for the Dutch
> > market.
> >
> > --
> > Patrick.[/color]
>
>[/color]