You could try to use the FILEMON tool from
www.sysinternals.com to see what
file is missing. In many situation, it helped me a lot
-José
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> "Fabio" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Alberto wrote:
>> > A program written in C# has some reports done with the Crystal Reports
>> > included in VS.Net.
>> > I did an instalation (instalation proyect) but the customer, after
> install
>> > the program, when tries to see a report, the program says that can't
> find
>> > the KeyCodeV2.dll. I installed the dll with the regsrv32 , but the
> program
>> > says the same.
>>
>> It's not necessarily the KeyCodeV2.dll that's missing - it could be
> another
>> assembly that KeyCodeV2.dll references.
>>
>> I had a similar problem with an app that was using MySQL: mono complained
> that
>> could not find my dll, but it was there: infact the missing assembly
> turned out
>> to be MySqlData.dll...
>>
>
> True. Check the KeyCodeV2.dll dependencies. There is in fact one more
> thing
> you can do. It is possible that the dll made some changes in the registry
> but not all. This has happened to me. The solution was to first unregister
> and then register.
>
> /Fredrik
>
>