>>>>>>Well, Larry's point was essentially the same one I was making. When I was writing Obj2Bmp I wanted it to work with both VFP 5.0 and 6.0. However, since it utilized the TreeView and the ImageList, and the versions of the controls (including ProgIDs) were different. The solution was to simply subclass the controls, determining which one to instantiate at run-time. I don't know if there are licensing issues with those controls or not, but in this instance, it really didn't matter since the application was designed to be used in design mode.
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>>>>>It was actually the same point. You made it a mere 90 seconds before me. < s >
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>>>>Freak things do happen...Kent State/Indiana...Hampton/Iowa State.< g >
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>>>Looks like Illinois made it past thier opponent. Too bad. That could have been fun with the Illini supporters around here. < gd&rvvf >
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>>Hey! I resemble that remark.:-) BTW, as of this minute, your's truly is in the lead in the office pool. Got 13 of 16 yesterday.:-)
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>Let's really degenerate this thread.

Well before doing that...Here's the KB article number on the problem with using AddObject(). See Q192693. In short, the Setup Wizard only installs the run-time license, but AddObject() requires the design time license.

>I bet you lost a few today. In the early games, I saw where Illinois was the only favorite to win. A 10, 11 and 12 seed won.

3 of 4 so far, but so did just above everyone else. Right now, three of my picks are leading or tied and the fourth is only a couple of points behind. C'mon Indiana State. (And yes, I picked them because of Bret Hobbs< g >).