Pre-defined Settings



WinSales Use of Windows dll’s

WinSales Versions: 3.x, 4.x

Revised: 11/16/99

On page 3 find a list of all the files WinSales installs to the windows/system directory of each machine. This list includes the size, version, and WinSales disk the file resides on (all files are on the WinSales CD).

Usually multiple copies of a *.dll file on a machine causes problems. To check for this open Windows Explorer (Win95) or File Manager (Win 3.11). Search for each individual file by selecting Tools from the menu, then Find + Files & Folders. Fill in a file’s name, and click the Find Now button to search.

Be sure the Look In is searching the entire C:\ drive (see the example below where were searching for msajt200.dll).

Once the Search comes back, if there are multiple files found select each one individually, and then right click and select Properties. Check the size of the file in bytes on the General tab, then click the Version tab and check what version of the file you are viewing. View the screen shot for an example.

If you find multiple files on your machine:

Identify the correct file for use with WinSales. Usually WinSales installs the correct version in the c:\windows\system directory, and there are other files installed in other locations by different software programs.

Rename the files that are the wrong version to have an extension of *.old. Do this by selecting the file, right click and choose Rename. Rename the file to be “msajt200.old” for example.

If the correct file is not found on the machine you can expand in the correct version from your WinSales disks through Dos (Start + Programs + MS DOS Prompt) using the following type of command line: expand a:msajt200.dl_ c:\windows\system\msajt200.dll Or go to another workstation and copy the correct version on to a disk using Windows Explorer, then copy that file on to the machine you are having problems with into the c:\windows\system\ directory.

File Size Version WinSales Disk

commdlg.dll 88,540 4.00.950 1

compobj.dll 31,152 2.31 1

ctl3d.dll 21,008 2.05 2

dbnmp3.dll 10,944 1995.06.07 5

ddeml.dll 32,240 4.00.950 1

msafinx.dll 31744 1.00.000 1

msaes110.dll 33,280 1.00.000 1

msafinx.dll 31,744 1.00.000 1

msajt112.dll 17,440 1.99.1605 1

msajt200.dll 995,056 2.50.1117 2

msdblib3.dll 204,080 1995.06.07 5

msolevbx.dll 151,296 03.00.0535 2

ole2.dll 39,760 2.3.1 1

ole2conv.dll 57,328 2.01 1

ole2disp.dll 169,440 2.1 1

ole2prox.dll 51,712 2.03 1

ole2nls.dll 153,040 2.1 1

storage.dll 4,224 2.3.1 1

vbdb300.dll 95,200 03.00.0529 1

vboa300.dll 13,824 03.00.0525 2

vtchdll.dll 1,165,312 1.10.05 2

vbrun300.dll 398,416 03.00.0538 2

VBX Files Installed:

cmdialog.vbx 18,688 2.1.0.5 1

grid.vbx 44,656 03.00.0537 1

mci.vbx 30,112 2.0 1

msmapi.vbx 37,712 2.1.0.3 1

msole2.vbx 10,560 03.00.0532 1

msoutlin.vbx 24,000 03.00.0533 1

ssidxtab.vbx 61,888 1.0.0.4 1

threed.vbx 64,432 3.0.1.0 1

vbsql.vbx 51,904 n/a 5

vtchvbx.vbx 44,672 1.10.05 1

Multimedia Files Installed:

acmcmprs.dll 12,800 1.1 2

avifile.dll 109,424 4.0.950 2

dispdib.dll 6,992 4.0.950 2

msvideo.dll 113.664 4.0.950 2

msacm.dll 53,552 4.0.950 2

mciavi.drv 67,696 4.0.954 2

msacm.drv 21,872 4.0.950 2

msrle.drv 11,776 1.1 2

msvidc.drv 43,520 1.1 2

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