filter is not able to find oledlg.dll

[Guest]

Windows Image Acquisition Core component solves the issue of sti.dll. I
continue the installation for the scanner. Now, oledlg.dll is missing.
Following Gordon Smith's suggestion, I tried to use filter to find
oledlg.dll, but cannot find any components that contain oledlg.dll. What
components contain oledlg.dll?

By the way, I use the filter to find sti.dll, but cannot find any components
that contain it. There is no Windows Image Acquisition Core component on the
component list. I can only find Windows Image Acquisition User Interface. I
add it to the image. After dependency check, Windows Image Acquisition Core
component is added automatically by target designer. My question is how
Gordon Smith knows Windows Image Acquisition Core component contains sti.dll,
when Windows Image Acquisition Core component is not even on the component
list.

Thanks so much for you helps

I am installing a scanner driver to the eXP image. During the
installation,
the system prompts me that sti.dll cannot be found.

I look up sti.dll at google and know that Sti.dll is a stub that
communicates with the WIA service.
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d..._763484cc-ebf5-439e-8a33-addda2d83853.xml.asp)

What components I need to add, so that the eXP image will include
sti.dll?

That file exists in the Windows Image Acquisition Core component. You can
find components that own files by creating a filter in Target Design.

 

[Gordon Smith \(eMVP\)]

Windows Image Acquisition Core component solves the issue of sti.dll.
I
continue the installation for the scanner. Now, oledlg.dll is missing.
Following Gordon Smith's suggestion, I tried to use filter to find
oledlg.dll, but cannot find any components that contain oledlg.dll.
What
components contain oledlg.dll?

By the way, I use the filter to find sti.dll, but cannot find any
components
that contain it. There is no Windows Image Acquisition Core component
on the
component list. I can only find Windows Image Acquisition User
Interface. I
add it to the image. After dependency check, Windows Image
Acquisition Core
component is added automatically by target designer. My question is
how
Gordon Smith knows Windows Image Acquisition Core component contains
sti.dll,
when Windows Image Acquisition Core component is not even on the
component
list.

Thanks so much for you helps

That dll (oledlg.dll) exists in the "OLE Dialog Interfaces" component.
Given the description above, I think you may have had a typo in your filter.
Using the filters is how I found the components. You want to create a new
filter of the form "Component contains the following file: [filelist]".
Then double click on [filelist] and enter your filename (in this case either
oledlg.dll or sti.dll). Once you've created the filter - apply it.