>>>>Hi Ed,
>>>>
>>>>Thanks for your reply. I tried to search for FOX.REG but UT said "." is not allowed in search. I tried with just REG, FOX etc. but all of them produce a whole lot of correspondence which talk about the same thing. Can you please tell me where can I get that?
>>>>
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>>>>Secondly, I also tried to locate the SFActiveX but without success.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks again.
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>>SFACTIVEX in not there. It can only be found by d/l from the FoxTalk site and that needs a password.I too am on the lookout for it but no luck.
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>If the only place it's available is on the FoxTalk web site, then you'll need to download the necessary article - Pinnacle charges $5 to download the article and source per article for non-subscribers. If you're a FoxTalk subscriber, the password is on the back cover of the issue that contained the article. I have an electronic subscription, which lets me access the complete back issue database as well as the current issues for a small added charge per month. I've found it pays for itself very quickly.
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>>Where does MSINET.OCX come from??
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>You can check
The MSDN DLL Help Beta for more information - it shows several sources for the most current copy, including VFP6 in the \disk1\os\system folder, Visual Studio and Office 2000. Earlier versions were release in Visual Studio 97.
The parser seems confused; the full reference is:
http://support.microsoft.com/servicedesks/fileversion/default.asp?vartarget=msdn