Hi Yeray,

The LPNG.dll file is present in the application directory instead of in the %windir%/System32 or %windir%/system folders. Is this a problem? I will try to find out whether the issue is caused by different versions of LPNG.dll.

Kind regards,

Hugo de Jong

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Hello Narcís,

Yes I checked that path. It's the path to the file TeePng.hpp and that is the file I am including and it's also the file from where the linkerror is.
I also checked the TEELIBPATH. Is it possible that I missed a file or something ?

Thanks for your reply

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