>>what Paul ment is that you should run REGSVR32 with MSCOMM32.ocx as a parameter (he described how to do it with the windows explorer)
>>in a DOS promopt it would look regsvr32 mscomm32.ocx
>>
>>you need to copy regsvr32 to you windows\system directory
>>
>>Arnon
>
>Hello!
>Actually, I fellow the instruction of Paul, and I got the message "DllRegisterServer32 in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM succeeded", but I still couldn't use MsComm32 in VFP. When I drag the MsComm ocx inside my form, I still got "OLE error code 0x80040112 : Appropriate license for thsi class not found". I read a message from Glenn, the message title was "Reg32 doesn't work for Ole Error Code 0x80040112". He said the problem was caused by careless uninstall. Could you tell me how to install MSComm32? What is the procedure? Should I re-install the Win95?
>
>Sunny

Hi Sunny,
There seems to be several threads on this going at once, and I'm confused. What is your current status ?
1. Have you tested other controls ?
2. Is MSComm32 the *only* control that you can not use ?
3. Using Explorer / File Manager & Properties, what is the .ocx version #
4. Have you checked the registry for the DB4.... license key ?
5. VFP 3.0 or 3.0b or 5.0 or Combination ?