>>Yes. And the message said that it was successful.
>>
>>>Did you register the OCX using elevated privledges?
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I am trying to run a VFP9 application .EXE on Win 7. The application is using a couple of DBITECH ActiveX (OCX). I registered these OCX files successfully (by copying them to folder c:\windows\syswow64 and executing regsvr32)
>>>>
>>>>But when I run the VFP9 exe I get error that a class is not registered pointing to the OCX control. I rebooted the PC but to no avail.
>>>>
>>>>Any suggestions? TIA.
>
>Dimitri,
>
>I am using ctMonth and ctYear versions dating back to 1999 on a Vista 64bit machine in runtime mode (For my development I stick on an XP virtual machine). Have had no quirks. Perhaps did you forget to add the .LIC files.
>
>I use Innosetup for distribution and it does the appropriate registration for me. I don't have a script at hand right now but I could provide it.
>
>José
José,
Where do you add .LIC files when registering these 32-bit components on 64-bit computer? Thank you.
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