Elyse, as Dave says, check the path in case Crystal put the OCXs somewhere else. If you're sure that's correct, then I guess the next step is to call Crystal. Check for a fax-back or web page where you can get a quick turn-around on your questions. If you send them the error messages, they'll probably know exactly what to do.

Sorry not to help more,
Barbara

>file is in a different directory? search for the file in the windows explorer (tools, find, file or folder...). also check c:/win95/crystal...
>
>>Hi!
>>I tried regsvr32 c:\win95\system\crystl32.ocx at the RUN prompt and got the folowing message:
>>'LoadLibrary("c:\win95\system\crystl32.ocx") failed. GetLastError returns 0x00000485'
>>When I tried to add the control through the Tool/Options menu and I selected the file from the OpenFile dialog I got the message 'File c:\win95\system\crystl32.ocx does not exist.' Huh??? Any ideas?
>>
>>>>I recently purchased Crystal Reports. It ships with an OCX that I want to use in my VFP5 from. But when I try to add an OLE Container Control to my form, the Crystal OCX is not one of my options. I selected Insert Control and then Add Control, but when I chose the 32-bit Crystal OCX I got the error message - 'Unable to load the requested OLE control.' Do I have to do something for VFP to recognize the OCX, or is this a problem with Crystal?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>Elyse
>>>
>>>Hi, Elyse,
>>>
>>>I'm assuming that Crystal installed the OCX in your registry. If not, you will have to register it with regsvr32. Just type in
>>> regsvr32 OCXNAME at the RUN prompt
>>>
>>>Be sure you include the complete path of the OCX. If the OCX is registered, it won't hurt to do it again.
>>>
>>>To use it in VFP, go to the Tools/Options/ menu, and the Controls Tab. Follow screen directions to add an OCX to your list, and be sure you check it. It should then show up on your OCX list on your Form Designer toolbar. If it doesn't seem to appear on the list after you add it, scroll around. The descriptions in the list are sometimes not obvious from the OCX filename.
>>>
>>>HTH
>>>Barbara