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2.7.6 should be fine.

I think this step will save you a lot of confusion ! :)

** Script Error: Cannot use path on none! value
** Where: insert-event-func
** Near: insert system/view/screen-face/feel/event-funcs :funct
:funct
** Press enter to quit...

ignore..I used enbase by mistake..

gotta sleep - good luck...

works...!!!!
Thanks Anton...

Lots of misplaced Items though...got to clean it up I guessss

I'm such a dope using the older version....

I think that's rebol inc's fault..I think I got it from them when 
I bought the SDK.
Funny thing is I had version 2.7.6 since it was released...

Version porblem was in the back of my head but I did not realize 
how old a version tehy supplied with the SDK purchase

Back to DLL Problem...
** Access Error: Cannot open sqlite3.dll as library
** Near: *lib: load/library switch/default fourth system/version


Do I need to write the DLL to disk to use it? Or can it run from 
inside encap

The way images are used..

I think you must save it.

Having the same problem with scripts...mysql-protocol.r

** Access Error: Cannot open /C/Documents and Settings/Alan/Desktop/mysql-protocol.r
** Near: do %mysql-protocol.r
db_IP: mysql://Alan:[Stynki4-:-onfire-:-selfip-:-com]:3306/onfire
do

Its included....#INCLUDE %mysql-protocol.r

so the 'do call is somewhere else.

if you #INCLUDE %mysql-protocol.r than it does not mean that you 
can: do %mysql-protocol.r in your script.

That's my problem...

why?

I was 'doing'  the file later in hte script

I need to use a variable

But that means changing a lot of code

which varialble?

you can include the script as a block and do the block if needed

sql_protocol: do #INCLUDE %mysql-protocol.r

Right?

no

sql_protocol: #include-block %mysql-protocol.r
...
do sql_protocol

ok

or something like that.. I do not encap

Will that work for the dll?

so #include-block is not in default prebol.. so use #include-string 
instead

no.. I don't think it will work for dll. But I'm not sure. For the 
dll you should use #include-binary and write it on disk first

I was hoping to have a version run from a cd-r...makes it hard if 
I have to write to disk..even then how would sqlitew.r find it....

or provide the dlls like other apps do.. using installer:)

if it would be possible to use dlls directlz from memory, the installer 
would not be needed in most cases:)

I like the no-install option

How -direct from memory?

from encaped app.

THat's what i"m trying to do but it keeps looking for the dll on 
disk

if you include something, zou have it in memory when you start your 
app. So make sure to clean it after boot.

Yes.. that's what I say.. it must be on disk.

so you have 2 ways.. provide the dll with the app. or include it.. 
write it on disk on boot, remove it from memory and load it from 
disk

I assume If I'm running off CD I would need to change code in %sqlite.r 
to be able to find the dll where ever I chose to write it...

I do not know if I'm doing this wrong but it seems to me that I should 
be able to use a data file without saving it to disk first...something 
I can do with XPackerX...
But I do not seem able to get it to work..

Of course you can use data file without need to save it. I think, 
you just cannot load library from the memory.

Do you know this: http://www.rebol.com/docs/prebol.html

I have not used it as I thoiught it was now part of encap

oh, the docs...yes I've read through it..

You simply cannot load library from memory. See:
>> x: read/binary %CORE_RL_wand_.dll
== #{
4D5A90000300000004000000FFFF0000B8000000000000004000000000000000
000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001801...
>> load/library x
** Script Error: Expected one of: file! - not: binary!
** Near: load/library x

All you have to do is:
>> write/binary %my.dll x
>> load/library %my.dll
>>

the preprocessor does the same, just instead of:
x: read/binary %CORE_RL_wand_.dll
you do:
x: #include-binary %CORE_RL_wand_.dll