I had a problem with ActiveX controls using the Createobject() function. When I contacted the the developer of the product they said there was a problem in VFP with ActiveX controls. Their solutions was to use the Newobject() function with the ActiveX control in a VCX file. I previously had used Createobject() from a PRG file without the ActiveX control being in a VCX file. It worked fine on my development machine but game me the error you have when I tried it on the clients machine. I had previously registered the control properly on the client machine. However, when I used the NewObject() function and a VCX the problem disappeared.


Simon White


>>I have just done a fresh complete install of windows 2000. I installed pdqcom32.ocx using regsrv32, My code when compiled works fine and reads the serial port. When I try to open the form in VFP I get the message Class is not licensed. I searched on msdn but did not find anything.Anyone have any ideas ?
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>>TIA
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>>Ian
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>Not positive on this one, but after registering the control manually, did you go into Tools/Options/Controls in VFP and make sure the control was in the list and checked? I've seen VFP do some "funny" things in this regard.