Try installing from the Remote Desktop, not the server itself.

-Craig

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On Feb 21, 2013, at 8:51 AM, John Dunlop <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> My company have moved away from individual PCs and embraced the Remote
> Desktop environment.
> This has led to a problem. We still have an HP3000 918 (not doing a lot but
> still being used).
> The Users have been using QCTerm from their PCs quite happily for a long
> time but with the advent of Remote Desktop, I am having difficulty.
> I'm sure Wirt never had a remote desktop system in mind when he
> designed QCTerm but I was interested to see if I could get it to run in a
> remote desktop environment.
> I started by installing QCTerm on the Windows 2008 R2 server in Install
> mode which allows programs to become available to Remote Desktop sessions.
> I tested it by running it on the Server and it worked just fine.
> However, when I tried to run it on a Remote Desktop session, it gave me an
> error message
> "Component BaseBBox.dll or one of its dependencies not correctly
> registered. A file is missing or invalid. [339: Qcalc.Form_Load, QCTerm]"
> 
> To my untutored eye, this meant that the session couldn't find this
> particular ,.dll file. So, I manually registered the .dll file with the
> regsvr but this didn't seem to help.
> As I'm fumbling around in ignorance about thes ematters, I wondered if
> there was anyone else out there in HP3000-land who had actually done
> something like this.
> A little help here would be very appreciated as I'm not sure how to give my
> users access to the HP3000 via Remote Desktop so currently, they have to
> retain their PCs.
> Thanks in advance
> John Dunlop
> 
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