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Forums » Prof-UIS General Discussion » Problem with IntegrationWizard and Install/Uninstall Collapse All
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Cyril Chevalier Nov 21, 2003 - 2:32 AM

Hi,

I just purchase a commercial licence of Prof-UIS. I have run the install but I haven’t processed the IntegrationWizard at the end. When I want to run it by hand, I have this error message:
’Cannot find entry point Module32First in Kernel32.dll’

So I want to uninstall Prof-UIS to reinstall it, but I got the following error:
Cannot Import dll:c:\temp\is-9UJM4.tmp\supportdll_puis.dll

I have a WinNT system with service pack 5
I probably have done something wrong, but I can’t see where. Can you help me?
Thanks.

Technical Support Nov 21, 2003 - 4:28 AM

Dear Cyril,

We tested both the installation and the wizard on NT4 + Service Pack 6. Today or tomorrow, we will make additional tests and provide you with a suggestion or updated installation.

Right now, you may start developing your application with Prof-UIS without re-installing it. The library builds may be performed manually without any headache. Please open \Prof-UIS\Workspace\ ProfUIS_600.dsw workspace file in the Visual Studio 6.0 development environment and compile the profuisdll or profuislib project that you need. The profuisdll project produces DLL versions of the library. The profuislib project produces static LIBs. 95% of the applications are based on "Win32 - MBCS Debug" / "Win32 - MBCS Release" builds of the profuisdll project (ProfUIS223md.dll and ProfUIS223m.dll libraries).

You may also easily integrate Prof-UIS with your Visual Studio 6.0. You need just add three paths to the VC++ environment settings. In the VC ++ menu, please select Tools/Options and, then, the Directories tab. Add the \Prof-UIS\Include folder to Include folders list. Add \Prof-UIS\Src to Source folders list. Add \Prof-UIS\Bin_600 to Library folders list.

That is a simple job that the integration wizard does for you.

We apologize for any inconvenience that we may have caused.

Cyril Chevalier Nov 21, 2003 - 5:59 AM

Thank you for your quick anwer.
I just have made the integration with VC++ manually with no problem.

Cyril Chevalier Nov 21, 2003 - 2:36 AM

I have sent this message two times.