said:
Hi,
>Once upon a time different versions of Mozilla may have had different
>DLLs and might have had a problem with others. Note all the maybes.
They still can have issues, but the problems arise from mixing different
versions of the Mozilla dlls. This is why Run! exists. It makes it
easier to handle these issues. I won't bother to explain the gory
technical reasons why these dll conflicts occur. Basically it's a
performance vs. ease of use tradeoff.
>However, for the last couple years I have put all DLLs in OS2\DLL. I
>just keep adding the new ones and leaving the old ones.
I operate similarly, although I keep them in \usr\dll which is on the
application volume. I don't consider these dlls part of the OS.
Since my application mix changes over I try to get rid of older versions
of these dlls every now and them. I move the delete candidates to a
archive directory until I'm sure the dll is really obsolete.
Steven
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