Hi Doug,
The property name is cOcxFileName, right? (because I don't see a property cOcxName). And it does already have entry "MSCOMCTL.OCX"
Thank you for your reply.
>Hi Dmitry.
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>>My application is still using old (no longer supported) SF Reports program. It works very well. But, one customer reports that when they go to the SF Reports feature of the application, they get a message "Installation of Autocad LT 2005 requires administrative privileges."
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>It's likely an ActiveX control conflict. SFReports uses the TreeView control to display reports, and I'm guessing there's a conflict with the control that AutoCad uses.
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>One thing to check is which version of the TreeView SFReports uses (I don't remember for sure). Open SFTreeView in SFActiveX.VCX and check the cOCXName property. If it doesn't contain MSCOMCTL.OCX, change the following properties to these values:
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>cOCXName: MSCOMCTL.OCX
>cClassID: C74190B6-8589-11D1-B16A-00C0F0283628
>cLicenseKey: ED4B87C4-9F76-11d1-8BF7-0000F8754DA1
>cLicenseValue: knlggnmntgggrninthpgmnngrhqhnnjnslsh
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>That'll tell it to use the version 6 control rather than the version 5.
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>Doug
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