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Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429

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Connie Robinson Webste #1 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 I receive this message on a PC that doesnt have Office 97 neither the full version of Access 97. I created the runtime using the ODE Wizard. What could possibly be missing? Help!!!! This could get very expensive if I have to purchase full versions of Access 97 in order for the runtime to run properly. Thank You.
Fri, 22 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Alex Dybenk #2 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 Do you use any ActiveX in your application? Maybe you forgot to add it in setup? -- Best regards, ___________ Alex Dybenko Point Limited Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/5091/ Moscow MS Access User Group, chairman http://www.arimsoft.ru/msaccess Quote: > I receive this message on a PC that doesn-t have Office 97 neither the full > version of Access 97. I created the runtime using the ODE Wizard. What > could possibly be missing? Help!!!! > This could get very expensive if I have to purchase full versions of Access > 97 in order for the runtime to run properly. > Thank You.
Fri, 22 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Connie Robinson Webste #3 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 I am only using what came with Access 97. I am not very familiar with activex. I did check my references and made sure I had all the necessary files as part of the distribution. Please note that I have had successful installs on PC's with Office 97. Unsuccessful install on PC's with Access 95/Office 95 and PC's that do not have Office 97, Office 95, Access 97, nor Access 95. Quote: >Do you use any ActiveX in your application? >Maybe you forgot to add it in setup? >-- >Best regards, >___________ >Alex Dybenko >Point Limited >Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/5091/ >Moscow MS Access User Group, chairman >http://www.arimsoft.ru/msaccess >> I receive this message on a PC that doesn-t have Office 97 neither the >full >> version of Access 97. I created the runtime using the ODE Wizard. What >> could possibly be missing? Help!!!! >> This could get very expensive if I have to purchase full versions of >Access >> 97 in order for the runtime to run properly. >> Thank You.
Sat, 23 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Chris Thor #4 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 Maybe you did not add the references correctly or you may need to install one of the ocx files with the ODE Quote: >I am only using what came with Access 97. I am not very familiar with >activex. I did check my references and made sure I had all the necessary >files as part of the distribution. >Please note that I have had successful installs on PC's with Office 97. >Unsuccessful install on PC's with Access 95/Office 95 and PC's that do not >have Office 97, Office 95, Access 97, nor Access 95. >>Do you use any ActiveX in your application? >>Maybe you forgot to add it in setup? >>-- >>Best regards, >>___________ >>Alex Dybenko >>Point Limited >>Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/5091/ >>Moscow MS Access User Group, chairman >>http://www.arimsoft.ru/msaccess >>> I receive this message on a PC that doesn-t have Office 97 neither the >>full >>> version of Access 97. I created the runtime using the ODE Wizard. What >>> could possibly be missing? Help!!!! >>> This could get very expensive if I have to purchase full versions of >>Access >>> 97 in order for the runtime to run properly. >>> Thank You.
Sat, 23 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Alex Dybenk #5 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 And when you receive such message? when you open form? any form? or only one? Quote: > I am only using what came with Access 97. I am not very familiar with > activex. I did check my references and made sure I had all the necessary > files as part of the distribution. > Please note that I have had successful installs on PC's with Office 97. > Unsuccessful install on PC's with Access 95/Office 95 and PC's that do not > have Office 97, Office 95, Access 97, nor Access 95. > >Do you use any ActiveX in your application? > >Maybe you forgot to add it in setup? > >-- > >Best regards, > >___________ > >Alex Dybenko > >Point Limited > >Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/5091/ > >Moscow MS Access User Group, chairman > >http://www.arimsoft.ru/msaccess > >> I receive this message on a PC that doesn-t have Office 97 neither the > >full > >> version of Access 97. I created the runtime using the ODE Wizard. What > >> could possibly be missing? Help!!!! > >> This could get very expensive if I have to purchase full versions of > >Access > >> 97 in order for the runtime to run properly. problem. > >> Thank You.
Sat, 23 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Terry Kref #6 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 Check if any ActiveX controls are empty, also try reggistering all the OCX's/Dll's you installed by hand (use regsvr32 for this). The first one I would try registering is DAO350. Quote: >And when you receive such message? when you open form? any form? or only >one? >> I am only using what came with Access 97. I am not very familiar with >> activex. I did check my references and made sure I had all the necessary >> files as part of the distribution. >> Please note that I have had successful installs on PC's with Office 97. >> Unsuccessful install on PC's with Access 95/Office 95 and PC's that do >not >> have Office 97, Office 95, Access 97, nor Access 95. >> >Do you use any ActiveX in your application? >> >Maybe you forgot to add it in setup? >> >-- >> >Best regards, >> >___________ >> >Alex Dybenko >> >Point Limited >> >Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/5091/ >> >Moscow MS Access User Group, chairman >> >http://www.arimsoft.ru/msaccess >> >> I receive this message on a PC that doesn-t have Office 97 neither the >> >full >> >> version of Access 97. I created the runtime using the ODE Wizard. >What >> >> could possibly be missing? Help!!!! >> >> This could get very expensive if I have to purchase full versions of >> >Access >> >> 97 in order for the runtime to run properly. >problem. >> >> Thank You.
Sun, 24 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Connie Robinson Webste #7 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 I added the main form to the startup option. So I am assuming that this message occurs when it attempts to open the form I have defined in startup. Quote: >And when you receive such message? when you open form? any form? or only >one?
Mon, 25 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Alex Dybenk #8 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 Hi Connie, Either you use any ActiveX, which is not incleded in setup (but you say - no), or Setup can't register Access on this PC. Did you try to install on another PC? If no, the try. Quote: >I added the main form to the startup option. So I am assuming that this >message occurs when it attempts to open the form I have defined in startup. >>And when you receive such message? when you open form? any form? or only >>one?
Mon, 25 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Acer #9 / 10	Activex Component Can’t Create Object - Runtime Error 429 Quote: > I am only using what came with Access 97. I am not very familiar with > activex. I did check my references and made sure I had all the necessary > files as part of the distribution. > Please note that I have had successful installs on PC's with Office 97. > Unsuccessful install on PC's with Access 95/Office 95 and PC's that do not > have Office 97, Office 95, Access 97, nor Access 95. > >Do you use any ActiveX in your application? > >Maybe you forgot to add it in setup? > >-- > >Best regards, > >___________ > >Alex Dybenko > >Point Limited > >Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/5091/ > >Moscow MS Access User Group, chairman > >http://www.arimsoft.ru/msaccess > >> I receive this message on a PC that doesn-t have Office 97 neither the > >full > >> version of Access 97. I created the runtime using the ODE Wizard. What > >> could possibly be missing? Help!!!! > >> This could get very expensive if I have to purchase full versions of > >Access > >> 97 in order for the runtime to run properly. > >> Thank You. We saw the same problem, only in the runtime right? Our problem was caused by creating the ODBCDirect workspace as the application was opening. Apparently the "delay loading" of the OCX was occuring after the call creating the workspace. We got around the problem by not creating the workspace until the second screen. The opening screen brings up a log in screen. Now after we get the user id and password we create the workspace. Works fine in the run time. Ben
Wed, 27 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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