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Run it from a terminal screen and watch the info/error list... It should
give you warnings about missings etc.

Cheers Bob

Hans wrote:
> I installed Suse 11.1 64 bit to replace MS$ and want to run MYOB Premier
> under WINE.  I installed WINE and WINE-DOORS. MYOB installs and  works
> except that the tabs in the second and third level windows can't be
> selected by mouse. Only by ALT and "Letter" combination.
> 
> I guess is some Windows DLL is missing.
> 
> How can I determine which MS$ DLL's MYOB requires without installing and
> trying several 100 MS$ DLL's by triak and error?
> 
> I want to avoid running MS$ in a virtual box.
> 
> The system:
> Gnome, AMD Phenom 4 945, Gigabyte GA=MA790FX-UD5P, 8GB RAM, 3 x 500GB
> SATA Drives to be configures as RAID 5.
> 
> All Linux applications work fine, except Firefox, Skype for Linux,
> Evolution and some cosmetics. Firefox crashes frequently. Skype for
> Linux has only sound on the left side speaker but rings on left both
> speakers. Evolution can't post to News Groups
> 
> 
> 

> Hans wrote:
>> I installed Suse 11.1 64 bit to replace MS$ and want to run MYOB Premier
>> under WINE.  I installed WINE and WINE-DOORS. MYOB installs and  works
>> except that the tabs in the second and third level windows can't be
>> selected by mouse. Only by ALT and "Letter" combination.
>>
>> I guess is some Windows DLL is missing.
>>
>> How can I determine which MS$ DLL's MYOB requires without installing and
>> trying several 100 MS$ DLL's by triak and error?
>>
>> I want to avoid running MS$ in a virtual box.
>>
>> The system:
>> Gnome, AMD Phenom 4 945, Gigabyte GA=MA790FX-UD5P, 8GB RAM, 3 x 500GB
>> SATA Drives to be configures as RAID 5.
>>
>> All Linux applications work fine, except Firefox, Skype for Linux,
>> Evolution and some cosmetics. Firefox crashes frequently. Skype for
>> Linux has only sound on the left side speaker but rings on left both
>> speakers. Evolution can't post to News Groups
>>
>>
>>
Bob Bob wrote:
> Run it from a terminal screen and watch the info/error list... It should
> give you warnings about missings etc.
>
> Cheers Bob
>

No error messages other than"
fixme:font:SetMapperFlags (0x31c, 0x00000000): stub - harmless
fixme:font:SetMapperFlags (0x31c, 0x00000000): stub - harmless
fixme:font:SetMapperFlags (0x31c, 0x00000000): stub - harmless
fixme:font:SetMapperFlags (0x31c, 0x00000000): stub - harmless

Hans

Hans <no-spam@no-spam.xx> wrote:

> I installed Suse 11.1 64 bit to replace MS$ and want to run MYOB
> Premier under WINE.  I installed WINE and WINE-DOORS. MYOB
> installs and  works except that the tabs in the second and third
> level windows can't be selected by mouse. Only by ALT and "Letter"
> combination. 
> 
> I guess is some Windows DLL is missing.
> 
> How can I determine which MS$ DLL's MYOB requires without
> installing and trying several 100 MS$ DLL's by triak and error?
> 
> I want to avoid running MS$ in a virtual box.

On a Windows box, install and run Ms/SysInternals "procexp.exe" 
(Process Explorer). It will tell you what DLLs get loaded when you run 
MYOB (or any other app)... while running it under under a Windows OS.

Useful tool, you should have it anyway. Google for it if necessary.

Don't get rid of that Ms box, just yet ;-)

-- 
dee

Hans wrote:
> I installed Suse 11.1 64 bit to replace MS$ and want to run MYOB Premier
> under WINE.  I installed WINE and WINE-DOORS. MYOB installs and  works
> except that the tabs in the second and third level windows can't be
> selected by mouse. Only by ALT and "Letter" combination.

yeah it has always done that, but it is a program written by accountants 
;) nothing about it is normal


I use first accounts and I know I will have to upgrade one day but at 
the moment it is fine for my use

I tried it under various flavours of linux, currently run Ubuntu, it 
seems to work fine except for the tabs, the other thing was I entered in 
a bunch of new data to an existing accounts file and even though the 
program showed the data onscreen it couldn't save it, it might have been 
something as simple as a permission change on the .dat file but would 
not write to it, so it was a waste of time.

I find it best to run MYOB in a virtual box like VMWare where it does 
work very well or just use an old notebook or something just for MYOB, 
it doesn't need the latest top end pc to run.

I currently run 1stAccounts on a netbook with XP, more than enough for it.

> 
> I guess is some Windows DLL is missing.
> 
> How can I determine which MS$ DLL's MYOB requires without installing and
> trying several 100 MS$ DLL's by triak and error?
> 
> I want to avoid running MS$ in a virtual box.
> 
> The system:
> Gnome, AMD Phenom 4 945, Gigabyte GA=MA790FX-UD5P, 8GB RAM, 3 x 500GB
> SATA Drives to be configures as RAID 5.
> 
> All Linux applications work fine, except Firefox, Skype for Linux,
> Evolution and some cosmetics. Firefox crashes frequently. Skype for
> Linux has only sound on the left side speaker but rings on left both
> speakers. Evolution can't post to News Groups
> 
> 

firefox on Ubuntu works fine, yes it falls over on odd occasions because 
of dodgy code on some webpage but not very often.

don't use Skype

never used Evo, thunderbird works fine and can read and post to 
newsgroups, obviously :)

Mike Dee wrote:
> Hans <no-spam@no-spam.xx> wrote:
> 
>> I installed Suse 11.1 64 bit to replace MS$ and want to run MYOB
>> Premier under WINE.  I installed WINE and WINE-DOORS. MYOB
>> installs and  works except that the tabs in the second and third
>> level windows can't be selected by mouse. Only by ALT and "Letter"
>> combination. 
>>
>> I guess is some Windows DLL is missing.
>>
>> How can I determine which MS$ DLL's MYOB requires without
>> installing and trying several 100 MS$ DLL's by triak and error?
>>
>> I want to avoid running MS$ in a virtual box.
> 
> On a Windows box, install and run Ms/SysInternals "procexp.exe" 
> (Process Explorer). It will tell you what DLLs get loaded when you run 
> MYOB (or any other app)... while running it under under a Windows OS.
> 
> Useful tool, you should have it anyway. Google for it if necessary.
> 
> Don't get rid of that Ms box, just yet ;-)
> 
Tried it. Found that MYOB only uses winsock.dll and loads ntvdm.exe and
wowexec.exe and it's proprietary dll's.

MYOB Premier appears to be 16bit software. Guess I will have to run
Windows in a Virtual Box and continue to have the usual Windoze
problems. Or spend the time == money to configure WebERP.