SP WAW 2.1 Error

[Codo]

I installed SP WAW 1.0 on my system, and then insalled the 1.0 to 2.1 update. I rebooted. I then clicked on the icon on my desktop and selected play from the menu. I then got an error that said that SMACKW32.DLL couldn't be found (even though its installed in the SP WAW directory on my hard drive).

Any help at all would be GREATLY appreciated!

Codo

Hmmm, guess I should hand out some system specs huh?

Windows '98 SP1 (NOT Second Edition)
P3-600B w/128MB RAM
Voodoo 5 5500 Video
Sound Blaster X-Gamer Live!



[This message has been edited by Codo (edited 06-28-2000).]

[Wild Bill]

Did you install the 2.1 update on top of the old game, into the very same directory as 1.0?

Did you allow the machine to reboot after installation?

Let us know.

Wild Bill
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In Arduis Fidelis
Wild Bill Wilder
Coordinator, Scenario Design
Matrix Games

[This message has been edited by Wild Bill (edited 06-28-2000).]

[clipper69]

hi,

i have the same pbm after install of the v2.1 on the top of the 2.0 and reboot of the computer
i didn't have that error after install v2.0 on top of the v1.0

[clipper69]

hi Bill,

i apologize : it was a mistake of my own ;-((
thanx to matrix and to you for that great job

[Codo]

Yes, I installed into the same directory as the 1.0 install (Whatever the default was is where I installed it.) And yes, I did let the PC reboot.

Oh, and I know 1.0 works fine on my PC. I uninstalled everything, and then installed just 1.0, and that works fine.

Codo

[This message has been edited by Codo (edited 06-28-2000).]

[Colonel Klink]

Originally posted by Codo:
Yes, I installed into the same directory as the 1.0 install (Whatever the default was is where I installed it.) And yes, I did let the PC reboot.

Oh, and I know 1.0 works fine on my PC. I uninstalled everything, and then installed just 1.0, and that works fine.

I got the exact same message when I installed ver2.0 over 1.0. The problem was that i did not save it into the same directory, in my case (c:/spwaw)even though i thought that i did. To verify that both versions are in the same directory, it should look something like this at your desktop: