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Moving Fortran DLLs to another PC

Phares__Cliff
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I've written a few Fortrans DLLs which are referenced from a VB application.
Fortran 6.6 and VB 6.0 on XP.
The application works fine on the creating PC after I make the VB executeable.
When I move the executeable and the DLLs to another XP PC and place them in the appropriate directory - I get a run-time error '53': Can't find file. - when I execute the code referencing the DLLs.
The file snytax is correct. What am I missing ?
Thank you,
Cliff Phares
EI.DuPont in Orange TX
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Go here.
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ursoverhoff
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Usually, a DLL created by Fortran depents on different other DLLs. If you want to know which DLLs are required by your own DLL, then go to the DOS command line, change to the folder where your DLL is located and type the following:

dumpbin nameofyourdll.dll /dependents

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Urs
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