Anyone here familiar with ST Micro
products?

I just tried to install ST Micro's
STM32 Starter Kit and PerformanceStick
software on my Win2k machine. It says
it can't load without M$'s MFC
installed.

Aside from some MFC42 dll's on the
drive, I have no idea what's needed.

So, can anyone suggest a workaround to
get this thing working, or am I stuck
with an expensive piece of epoxy and
fiberglass?

Randy
(NOT a happy ST customer at the moment)

"Randy Day" <randy.day@shaw.cax> wrote in message
news:47ABBC1C.C75ECBB5@shaw.cax...
> Anyone here familiar with ST Micro
> products?
>
> I just tried to install ST Micro's
> STM32 Starter Kit and PerformanceStick
> software on my Win2k machine. It says
> it can't load without M$'s MFC
> installed.
>
> Aside from some MFC42 dll's on the
> drive, I have no idea what's needed.
>
> So, can anyone suggest a workaround to
> get this thing working, or am I stuck
> with an expensive piece of epoxy and
> fiberglass?
>
Hi Randy,

I just did a search of my drive and I have MFC40, 42, 70 and 71 dll's. I
believe there are an 80 series as well now.
Surely it is a mistake that they didnt supply the appropriate dll's with
their software.

You could try looking on the Microsoft website for MFC redistributable

IanM