wPDFView03.dll - Cannot load PDF Viewer engine

HTML Executable
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Hello,

I’m trying to “beat the system” in a sense where I would like to get the EXE file I created with HTML Executable and run it on a Mac. The EXE file is essentially just a single PDF file that loads as an EXE.

I’ve downloaded wine bottler (http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/), and as I go to run it (and believe me, it gets sooooo very close to actually running), I receive an error that says:

Cannot load DLL: C:/Users/…/Temp/wPDFView03.dll

And, then, “Cannot load PDF Viewer engine.”

Does anybody happen to know a workaround, so that I can create a Mac application file with the EXE I created with HTML Executable?

Thanks!

Amanda

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It’s due to the wPDFView03.dll used by HTML Executable to display PDF files. This DLL may have additional requirements not necessarily available in the Wine implementation. For instance, is Microsoft GDI+ available in your Wine installation?

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I have same problem, but this is when I install my paquet on Windows 8.
It works ok on all other Windos OS.

Can someone help me?

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Is it a real machine or a virtual one running Windows 8?

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Real machine. I have tried on different machines, with same result.

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Which version of HTML Executable are you using?

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Version 4.1

Thank you.

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Try to upgrade or install a more recent runtime version on your computer: see http://runtime.htmlexe.com

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Thank you.

Do I have the right to update my HTML 4.1 to 4.6?

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I tried with http://www.htmlexe.com/help/htmlviewerpub, but no. It doesn´t work.

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Sorry. this one: HTML Viewer Runtime Module - HTML Executable 4.x

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If your maintenance is still active, yes.

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I tried with HTML Viewer Runtime Module - HTML Executable 4.x. Didn´t work.

So, there is no solution?

Thank you,

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It’s the correct runtime module. But make sure you don’t create a stand-alone publication (lite publication). Recompile your publication so that it uses the runtime module (it will look for the latest runtime compatible).

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No. It didn´t works.