[Wine] Cannot enter correct number in IP field

[Marco Aurélio Carvalho]

Em Qua 31 Out 2007, L. Rahyen escreveu:
> On Wednesday October 31 2007 18:54, Marco Aurélio Carvalho wrote:
> > Em Ter 30 Out 2007, L. Rahyen escreveu:
> > > On Tuesday October 30 2007 13:50, Marco Aurélio Carvalho wrote:
> > > > Hi folks.
> > > > I am trying to use a windows Sw in wine. It appears to work correctly
> > > > but in the connection setup window I cannot fill the correct IP.
> > >
> > > 	Make sure that you are using latest WINE version. Currently this is
> > > 0.9.48. Then go to http://bugs.winehq.org and fill a bug report about a
> > > bug you found. Thanks.
> > > 	Please note that this is just a user support mailing list and most
> > > developers even don't read it. So it is important to report your bug at
> > > http://bugs.winehq.org if you want to get your bug fixed.
> > > 	Thank you for using WINE.
> >
> > I am using the latest version and reported the bug.
> > The bug was discarded since there was another one similar.
>
> 	Discarded bugs marked as INVALID. Your bug is a duplicate of known problem
> and was marked as such. Please note that it take typically weeks or months
> to fix bug.
>
> > The explanation is that the font used in wine is bigger than the field
> > and part of it is thrown away.
> > The problem continues for me , since I do not know how to force wine to
> > use another font in that field.
>
> 	First install standard Windows fonts. If still doesn't work, you can try
> following workarounds:
> 	See http://wiki.winehq.org/UsefulRegistryKeys , Fonts -> Replacements
> section. Of course you need to know what font you want to replace.
> 	Also you can try to use native comctl32.dll. Add "comctl32" override in
> winecfg and it should work. To be sure that you really using native
> comctl32.dll you can either choose "native" instead of default "native,
> builtin" loading order or run WINE like this:
>
> WINEDEBUG=+loaddll wine program.exe

I placed the native comctl32.dll on the same program directory and changed 
order to native, built in . Worked perfectly. Thank you very much!

In general I am trying to use all windows programs with wine. 
If a program fails, how could I identify the dll where is located a certain 
API routine? Starting a program from a terminal gives us some log information 
but not the dll (at least I do not know how to enhace the log information to 
this level).
I have some programs that access serial or parallel ports. They do not work 
under wine (the program that was the motive of this discussion works fine 
with serial port, others do not). Maybe there are native dlls that should be 
used in those cases too. But how to identify them?