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Hi Jesús, as I can see in the Details of the files properties: - msvcp100.dll = Microsoft C Runtime Library - msvcr100.dll = Microsoft C Runtime Library what I think are installed by Microsoft C++ Redistributable, needed to run LibreOffice.
@Andras: Hi Andras, Any comment on this one? I have my theory but I would like to hear it from you :)
(In reply to comment #2) > @Andras: > > Hi Andras, > > Any comment on this one? I have my theory but I would like to hear it from > you :) It is not us, who write into %WinDir%, it is the merge module of Microsoft VC Runtime. Does this mean that bundling runtime libraries via merge modules are not "recommended" any more?
I am a little bit worried for one case scenario. We install the C runtime libraries using the merge modules. Another third party application detects that they already exist and it doesn't install them. The user uninstalls libreoffice and this third party application doesn't work anymore.
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