Good afternoon,

If your application uses GdiPlus graphics, you must copy the gdiplus.dll to the clients systems.

If the application uses XmlReader and XmlWriter, you must also install the MSXML4 runtime.

If running on Win9X systems, copy the unicows.dll, which implements Unicode support on Win9X.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

If you copy the FCDemo sample folder and start the fcdemo.exe on the client machine (without using the FlowchartX installer there), does it work fine?

What message do you get when you run regsvr32 to register the dll?

This might be related to the runtime license. Does your application work if you copy the trial version dll to the client system, instead of the licensed one?

Ok, so at least the dll is properly registered. That sounds like a runtime license error - please contact me by email and I will send you a list of things to try.

I finally got around the problem. Don't know if this will help.

the flowchart.dll was created as an object in a FoxPro VCX (class).  Initially it was created using the trial version, and later I installed the developers version on my CPU.

Long story short.

1) I removed the FlowChart object from my class (be sure to copy out any added code in events)

2) I uninstalled FlowChart from the development CPU. (I actually had the standard and trial versions installed)

3) I reinstalled the developer version

4) I recreated the object in my class (vcx) and added back any code

5) Recompiled my exe

6) Tried on client CPU with FlowChart.dll registered via regsvr32 and it works.  Be sure to use the FlowChart.dll from your development machine from step 3.

Hope this helps.