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Subject:	need help
Date:	Thu, 12 Apr 2001 17:47:10 +0200
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Hi there,
>
>     I found Your e-mail address while searching the Web to find an answer
to
> my problem with an application I've written in C++ Builder and which
> implements OpenGL functions. I'm sure the problem is not with the code
> itself, but with some project settings. When I try to run my application
on
> another computer than mine, the following error message pops up:
> "OpenGL32.dll file is linked to a non-existing export 'gdi32.dll'". What's
> strange is that the program runs on my computer without problems! It
doesn't
> (because of this message) on any computer in the world. So, my question
is -
> what settings should I do to remove this problem?
>
>     The program I'm telling You of is my master's thesis, therefore it
would
> be extremely nice of You if You could help me tackle this problem.
>
>                     Thank You,
>                                            Kamil Staniec, Poland.



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