Hmmm....

I'm not an ActiveX control structure guru so maybe someone else can shed some additinal light on this, but isn't there a licensing issue with activex controls and, if so, there are a few more things to try (what the heck):

Try manually copying over the control and replace the current one. There may be a .LIC file or some other file that got corrupted or not copied.

Use REGEDIT and see if there are any discrepencies in the Registry entries between that one machine and the others where it works fine.


>Not hardware specific either. Any other inspirations?
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>>Good Morning John
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>>No luck there either. I'm going to try installing on another box just in case it is something hardware specific.
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>>>Try re-registering the ActiveX control.
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>>>>I just loaded a VFP5 application generated by the setup wizard on a brand new machine. The form class contains an activex progressbar which works properly unless the mouse crosses over it. That's when Dr. Watson rears his ugly head with an access violation error.
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>>>>I don't have the problem anywhere else I have tested but those machines all have VFP loaded on them. Could it be video drivers?
>>>>Any ideas?