Imagehlp.dll is usually located in the system directory (GetSystemDirectory()).Kaeru Gaman wrote:what is the filename of "ImageHlp" and where should it be located?
... just curious ...
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IMAGEHLP.DLL 106 256 30/11/1999 12:06 here on NT4 (sp6)Kaeru Gaman wrote:imagehlp.dll - C:\WINDOWS\system32 - 141KB - 28.02.2006 14:00
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> ts said it was optional ...
you misunderstood.
It's default, but you can uncheck some components, and one of this
default, but optional components install this dll.
Win9x is the last windows, you can change programs to install, like games,
paint, and so on.
you misunderstood.
It's default, but you can uncheck some components, and one of this
default, but optional components install this dll.
Win9x is the last windows, you can change programs to install, like games,
paint, and so on.
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Then it is not really a part of Windows in the first place.ts-soft wrote:> ts said it was optional ...
you misunderstood.
It's default, but you can uncheck some components, and one of this
default, but optional components install this dll.
Win9x is the last windows, you can change programs to install, like games,
paint, and so on.
Its a redistributable dll that just happens to be used by a program that comes with Windows.
If you use it, you should distribute the dll along with your program to be sure.
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