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12/11/1997 11:22:50
Edward Crawford
City Facilities Management
Glasgow, United Kingdom
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Other
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00059421
Message ID:
00059720
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38
>>>>I have the Progress bar OLE control on a form in my application. I am trying to create a setup program using the setup wizard. I place my exe in a separate INSTALL subdirectory along with the COMCTL32.OCX file. I use that subdirectory as the location for the distribution files. When I get to to screen were the files are listed, the COMCTL32.OCX is listed and Active-X is checked. Everything is create just fine. WHen I try to run Setup.exe, however, the setup program says that a file is corupt, run the setup program again. Doing this does not help. If I remove the COMCTL32.OCX file from the Install directory, and run the setup wizard again, COMCTL32.OCX is not listed in the list of files. When you run setup this time, the set up program works fine. You can't run the application ofcourse because the Progress bar control is not registered. Is there something extra that has to be done with OLE in order for the Setup program to register it on the users computer, or is it just
>>>this
>>>>control?
>>>>
>>>>-Ed
>>>
>>>Ed, this is only a guess, but check to see if you have multiple versions of the COMCTL32.OCX file on your hard disk. I had a similar (but not identical) problem with multiple versions of the MSCOMM32.OCX. If you do, clear out all but the one you want to use, then start your distribution files from scratch (delete all the files VFP adds).
>>>
>>>HTH
>>>Barbara
>>
>>Barbara,
>>
>>I did have two different versions. I got rid of them and re-did my ditribuation directory, but it still does not work.
>>
>>-Ed
>
>Ed, did you delete EVERYTHING? Even the DKcntrl.DBF/CDX files? All the directories?
>
>Barbara

Yes I did. I finally had to register the OLE control using Regsvr32.
-Ed
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