ML>     BTW, there is a nifty little vintage-1994 utility named CHKDLL32.EXE
  > (I don't remember where I got it) that will test a 32-bit OS/2 EXE or
  > DLL file and tell you whether or not it can find all the DLLs required
  > and where it found them.  Very handy.  I've never needed this utility to
  > dig out a DLL that an "install" program put in some strange place, but
  > it could serve that purpose.  Note, however, that it will "find" any
  > OS/2 "system" DLLs (API calls) that are used by that program.  These
  > will (most likely) be in \OS2\DLL and should _not_ be deleted when
  > deleting the calling program.


   It's part of CSet++ and the VisualAge tools. There is also now a 
   WIN version, dated August 99, size of 126k. The OS/2 version is 
   53.6k. FastFTP Search will lead one to multiple download 
   opportunities @ http://ftpsearch.lycos.com/?form=mediu

   UniMaint also contains a DLL cross-reference tool that 
   accomplishes the same thing...

                                        LRA


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