>Hi George.
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>>All of a sudden, a user couldn't get the control ShowOpen method to work. She was getting the infamous 0x80040112 error (Appropriate license for this class not found).
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>This can be solved by running FOX.REG (available in the Files section) on the client's system to install the license key. So, the advice is still good :)
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Hi Doug,

I don't think so, but, admittedly, I didn't try it. When this occurred, the first thing I did was check the registry. The license key was exactly the same as the one on my machine. Under the Cause section of the KB article, it says that AddObject() (and presumably CreateObject()) require a run-time license and the Setup Wizard only creates a run-time license. However, since the license keys were the same for the Common Dialogs Control, I'd say this may be incorrect. It would seem that the problem is more closely connected with the inability of VFP to resolve the license at run-time or a problem connected with holding the reference in either a property or a variable. This is, of course, simply a SWAG, but from the symptoms, I'd have to say I may be pretty close.