Hi,
I have just bought vmprotect professional to protect my application.
After installation of the downloaded version 2.07 I get the following behavior after building the project
1. When I select the option "pack the output file" I get the error message
The ordinal 1009 could not be located in the dynamic link library oleaut32.dll
2. When I deselect this option the message changes to
The ordinal 1009 could not be located in the dynamic link library oleaut32.dll
The project is a vs2005 c++ .exe project
I have not incuded any procedure protection in this project
Just turned on global protection options (memory, import, packing)
The project was woking fine until yesterday while I was evaluating a version of vmprotect (2.05) I had found online.
It looks like it does not want to work with the paid version!!!
Best regards,
George
ordinal 1162 not foundin OLEAUT32.dll
Re: ordinal 1162 not foundin OLEAUT32.dll
Please download your archive and install the latest version of VMProtect again.
Re: ordinal 1162 not foundin OLEAUT32.dll
Hi,
Thanks for replying. What do you mean download my archive?
Redownload from the link you sent to me a few hours ago?
And by reinstalling you mean uninstall/install or install over the previous version?
Thanks
George
Thanks for replying. What do you mean download my archive?
Redownload from the link you sent to me a few hours ago?
And by reinstalling you mean uninstall/install or install over the previous version?
Thanks
George
Re: ordinal 1162 not foundin OLEAUT32.dll
Yes - uninstall previous version + download the file from your download link + install new version.Redownload from the link you sent to me a few hours ago?
And by reinstalling you mean uninstall/install or install over the previous version?
Re: ordinal 1162 not foundin OLEAUT32.dll
Ok,
Although I cannot claim I fully understand the reason I now have a working .exe, smaller by 8K in size.
Thanks a lot
Regards,
George
Although I cannot claim I fully understand the reason I now have a working .exe, smaller by 8K in size.
Thanks a lot
Regards,
George