Novice Delivery Question

I'm new to the delivery process - so I thought that I'd try something very simple... I'd like my delivery to just load and run my two Lisp files: "Leaf Interfaces.lisp" and "Leaf.lisp". I'm using LWW Pro 5.1.1. Here's what I wrote:

(in-package "CL-USER")

(load-all-patches)
(require "com")
(require "automation")

;;; Here's where we are going to save the application:
(defvar *delivered-image-name* "C:/Program Files/Leaf/RunLeaf.exe")

;;; Load the application code.
(compile-file-if-needed "C:/Program Files/Leaf/Leaf Interfaces.lisp" :load t
:output-file "C:/Program Files/Leaf/")

(compile-file-if-needed "C:/Program Files/Leaf/Leaf.lisp" :load t
:output-file "C:/Program Files/Leaf/")

;;; Deliver the application
(deliver 'Leaf *delivered-image-name* 0 :interface :capi :multiprocessing t :QUIT-WHEN-NO-WINDOWS NIL)

(quit)

And this works on my Windows XP computer. However, when I try running it on another Windows XP computer, the programs load and start but then I'm seeing this error message:

Error: FindExecutable returned error code 2.

Type :b for backtrace

Call to WIN32::PROCESS-COMMAND-OPTIONS

Call to INITIALIZESYSTEMS

Call to LEAF

Call to DELIVERY::MAYBE-RYB-TOP-LEVEL

Call to (SUBFUNCTION MP::PROCESS-SG-FUNCTION MP::INITIALIZE-PROCESS-STACK)

Any idea what I'm missing? Is there a WIN32 package that I have to load or require?

And, as always, thanks in advance!

Bruce.

Re: Novice Delivery Question

On Thursday 21 August 2008 10:58:41 am Bruce J Weimer MD wrote:

> And this works on my Windows XP computer.  However, when I try running it
> on another Windows XP computer, the programs load and start but then I'm
> seeing this error message:

I don't remember the details well enough to know that the error message is the 
same, but search for MSVCRT80.DLL in the LW knowledge base and the Microsoft 
knowledge base.  The recent versions of LW require MSVCRT80.DLL, which is not 
loaded automatically on all versions of XP (and earlier, eg W2K).  If this is 
the problem, the solution is simple - just download and install the DLL from 
microsoft (i.e. not directly a LW problem).

pt

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