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Jerzy Kaczorowski wrote: > Where does the secur32_nt4.dll and secur32_w98.dll originate from? Is it in > some distributable package that could be downloaded on some MS site? They're in the sysfiles.zip on the cvsnt website. They originally come from the microsoft DsClient installer, but I don't need the whole of Active Directory just the secur32 wrapper is enough (which has no dependencies so is OK on it's own). >>2.5MB of that is C & MFC runtimes (2MB alone is the two MFC DLLs). >>Only the unicode one is needed except for cvsagent, which for some reason >>isn't unicode... I prefer to install the full set just in case it upsets >>anything but if space is tight I suppose you could arrange to drop one of > > them. > > Is that possible to drop MFC dependencies all together? Link it statically > perhaps? > You end up with a huge executable file, so it doesn't help - the more files that use MFC the more the overhead gets.. it doesn't take many before it's not worth it. I could look at producing an installer without the runtimes... it'd be pretty small I'd expect. For upgrades that's all that's needed really as I'm not anticipating any VC/MFC updates for a little while. Tony