RC>
  > Does anyone have any tips on using DLLRNAME.EXE to rename the Visual Age
  > runtime DLLs?
RC>

  Just follow the instructions in the on-line help.

  DLLRNAME is a rather limited solution, though, since you are constrained
  into choosing names that are the same length as the original DLL names.

  For a better solution, again follow the instructions in the on-line
  help, which show you how to link your own runtime DLL, which you can
  given any name that you like, using the module definition file supplied
  for the purpose.

RC>
  > Another thing I would like to do is to choose named for the DLLs which ju
  > happen to be the same as other people use.  So if someone uses my software
  > software written by other people using the same Visual Age runtime then bot
  > programs can use the same DLLs with the result being a system that runs fas
  > and also reduced download times.
  >
  > If you know of any released software which uses these runtime DLLs then
  > please tell me what the DLL names are and give me information on how to
  > get the software or get in contact with the author.
RC>

  Here's one.  JBA Guidelines 3.3 ships with a renamed VisualAge C++ 3.00
  runtime, called GCRTOI2D.DLL.  You can obtain the shareware distribution
  of the Guidelines Base Pack from CompuServe (GO OS2AVEN), and from
  Fernwood (somewhere in the programming filebone echo), as GBASE3xx.ZIP.

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