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I have finally moved from Compaq Visual Fortran to Intel Visual Fortran.
With the Compaq fortran I had to get users to run a redistibution kit beofre they could use the dll's I created.
I have created a dll using Intel fortran and the VB 6.0 test application I wrote calls it quite happily. running the test application and dll on a pc which does not have Intel fortran installed gives a run time error saying it cant find the dll.
I have set the dll up to be in same path as on the one with intel fortran installed. I can only assume I need a distribution kit as with the compaq version but I can't find anything. The Compaq fortran gave me quite a lot of info on this but I can't find anything in the intel documentation.
Looking out for any help
Stan
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As with CVF, your Intel Fortran DLL depends on run-time DLLs that have to be placed where Windows will find them.
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Thank you for the quick reply.
I have submitted an issue with Premier Support, hopefully they will let me have the redistributables kit for next week.

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