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I wrote an application (C#, .NET Framework 2.0) using AutoItX3.dll. It works fine on the machine I was developping. But I tried it out on an other machine (with installed .NET Framework 2.0) and there it crashed. Then, I installed AutoIt on that machine - and it worked! Why? I was thinking, I could use the dll without having AutoIt installed?

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Because, your C# .net app references the COM dll (AutoitX.dll) whenever it is used.

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When you imported the DLL did it look like this:

[DllImport("AutoItX3.dll")]

void Send(string strSendText, int nMode);

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I wrote an application (C#, .NET Framework 2.0) using AutoItX3.dll. It works fine on the machine I was developping. But I tried it out on an other machine (with installed .NET Framework 2.0) and there it crashed. Then, I installed AutoIt on that machine - and it worked! Why? I was thinking, I could use the dll without having AutoIt installed?

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