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Cannot load (or register) custom control ...

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Zeom #1 / 7	Cannot load (or register) custom control ... I write my first prgm using VB4 (Standard Edition) and created .EXE file. When I copied that .EXE file on another computer and tryed to run it the message: "Cannot load (or register) custom control "DBGRID32.OCX"" came up. Does anyone know what I have done wrong? Thanks for any respond. Brs.
Mon, 08 Feb 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Robert Chafe #2 / 7	Cannot load (or register) custom control ... Quote: > When I copied that .EXE file on another computer and tryed to run it the > message: "Cannot load (or register) custom control "DBGRID32.OCX"" came up. Have you placed the DBGRID32.OCX file in the system directory? -- Robert Chafer Digital iD Picture Systems
Tue, 09 Feb 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Jim Hugul #3 / 7	Cannot load (or register) custom control ... Quote: >I write my first prgm using VB4 (Standard Edition) and created .EXE file. >When I copied that .EXE file on another computer and tryed to run it the >message: "Cannot load (or register) custom control "DBGRID32.OCX"" came up. >Does anyone know what I have done wrong? >Thanks for any respond. >Brs. Yes. You need to run the Setup Wizard to create a setup disk. Then use the setup disk to install your program on the other computer. Beware that it will take several disk. Jim Huguley * Those who sit and think * * Mostly sit *
Wed, 10 Feb 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Max C. Deibe #4 / 7	Cannot load (or register) custom control ... Quote: >>I write my first prgm using VB4 (Standard Edition) and created .EXE file. >>When I copied that .EXE file on another computer and tryed to run it the >>message: "Cannot load (or register) custom control "DBGRID32.OCX"" came up. >>Does anyone know what I have done wrong? >>Thanks for any respond. >>Brs. >Yes. You need to run the Setup Wizard to create a setup disk. Then use >the setup disk to install your program on the other computer. Beware >that it will take several disk. >Jim Huguley >* Those who sit and think * >* Mostly sit * I have had the same problem with a 16-it TDBG application in whichI use the standard VB4 Setup Wizzard to install the program. The compressed installation disks include TDBGS16.oc_ which is installed in the Windows/System directory by the installation program. I still get the message Run time error "367" "Cannot load (or register) custom control "DBGRID16.OCX" Any addtional wisdom? Thanks
Sun, 14 Feb 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Gregg Gado #5 / 7	Cannot load (or register) custom control ... Quote: > I write my first prgm using VB4 (Standard Edition) and created .EXE file. > When I copied that .EXE file on another computer and tryed to run it the > message: "Cannot load (or register) custom control "DBGRID32.OCX"" came up. > Does anyone know what I have done wrong? > Thanks for any respond. > Brs. Try this... After creating the setup, go to Setup.lst and find the line in [Files] that has the name of your ocx. It should start like this: File7=1,,DBGRID32.OC_,DBGRID32.OCX,$(WinSysPath),$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared) The problem most likely is that it is missing the $(DLLSelfRegister) part. Adding that phrase should correct the problem (you can do this also with 3rd party OCXs, if they are not auto-registering.) -- ************************************************************************ The above represents Gregg Gadow only and may not reflect the views or opinions of his employers. ********************************************************************** **********************************************************************
Mon, 15 Feb 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Foss #6 / 7	Cannot load (or register) custom control ... Quote: >I write my first prgm using VB4 (Standard Edition) and created .EXE file. >When I copied that .EXE file on another computer and tryed to run it the >message: "Cannot load (or register) custom control "DBGRID32.OCX"" came up. >Does anyone know what I have done wrong? >Thanks for any respond. >Brs. U used Data Bound Grid control in your project. The .EXE file that u have compiled is dependent on this file (DBGRID32.OCX). U either have to register this control on 'another computer' manually using command "REGSVR32.EXE DBGRID32.OCX" (assuming u have both these files), or just create a distribution copy of your project with AppSetupWizard. -------------------------------------------------------------------- P.S.: Please, follow up, don't email. This stuff may be useful for someone else. --------------------------------------------------------------------
Sun, 21 Feb 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Vincent Cotto #7 / 7	Cannot load (or register) custom control ... Actually, it sounds like Zeoma did not run the setup wizard. I had the same problem when I first started programming. I thought that all I had to do was make an .EXE file and distribute it. I was unaware that it required certain dll's. Zeoma, if you did not run the setup wizard then look in the VB help file for info on this. Quote: > > I write my first prgm using VB4 (Standard Edition) and created .EXE file. > > When I copied that .EXE file on another computer and tryed to run it the > > message: "Cannot load (or register) custom control "DBGRID32.OCX"" came up. > > Does anyone know what I have done wrong? > > Thanks for any respond. > > Brs. > Try this... > After creating the setup, go to Setup.lst and find the line in [Files] > that > has the name of your ocx. It should start like this: File7=1,,DBGRID32.OC_,DBGRID32.OCX,$(WinSysPath),$(DLLSelfRegister),$(Shared ) - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Quote: > The problem most likely is that it is missing the $(DLLSelfRegister) > part. > Adding that phrase should correct the problem (you can do this also with > 3rd party OCXs, if they are not auto-registering.) > -- > ************************************************************************ > The above represents Gregg Gadow only and may not reflect the views or > opinions of his employers. > ********************************************************************** > **********************************************************************
Mon, 22 Feb 1999 03:00:00 GMT

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