SOLUTION (thanks to B. Winkler)
Make sure that the Visual Studio setting under "General>properties" is set to "Active(release)“. The default setting "Active(debug)“ creates a dll which will not work on computers without Visual Studio.
This worked for us in any case.
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- Fri Sep 27, 2013 6:33 am
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Re: Using Win 7 DLLs on different machines
I am having the same problem. If anyone has a solution to this, can they post it?