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Trevor Hand wrote:
> 
> I have copied an EXE file onto a 486 along with all the required DLL's.  When
> I try to run the file in file manager, Windows says it cannot find the file
> "BWCCENG.DLL".  If I click the Close button, the program runs!, and seems to
> work?  I checked all the directories on the computer which I developed the
> application on and cannot find this DLL anywhere!  Why does it want it?  How
> do I stop it from asking for it?  What is it anyway?
> 
> Trevor Hand
> t.hand@trl.oz.au

BWCC*.DLL is the DLL that supports Borland's Windows Custom Controls, such as 
those fancy OK/Cancel buttons with figures in them. There is usually one (or two) 
DLLs in the Windows' system directory: BWCC.DLL and/or BWCC32.DLL (32-bit 
version). If your program requires a file named BWCCENG.DLL, just copy one of 
those to that name, or obtain the DLL from somewhere (it's freely 
redistributable).

Later,
AriL

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