dbo (database owner) appears when a user other than the SQL server 'owner' (the login that created the DB) connects to the database. There are scripts for changing the owner of things, but the simpler thing to do is to simply change the calls to the stored procedures WITH the .dbo extension...
Don't know the specific .dll, but try installing the Microsoft Data Access Pack (mdac_typ.exe) from Microsoft, that usually solves that error for me on older NT systems.
You should be able to find it either be on your studio disk or in one of the service pack downloads, or from MS's site.
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