Igor,

There are registry entries that indicate whether you have a design time license for a control. These settings apparently get overwritten sometimes when you install new software. Normally this should be fixed by reinstalling VFP, but this rarely seems to work. The only way to fix it is generally to just re-create the registry entries which is what FoxReg does. By the way, this is only a problem when you're developing applications with these controls. Someone who is only running an application you built using these controls won't run into this problem.

>Hi Josh,
>
>May you explain the reason for this problem? I am afraid of running unrecognized programs without full understanding what is going on.
>
>Igor.
>
>>Igor,
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>>This is a common problem. Go to the files section here (the yellow file cabinet icon) and then to the Visual FoxPro in General section. Look for a file called FoxReg.exe. Download it and run it. It should fix your problem.
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>>>I registered comct232.ocx control, but still getting message that appropriate license for the class not found.