The fact that an ActiveX control exists on your system does not entitle you
to use it or distribute it. The error you are observing is expected and
normal.
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Paul Overway
Logico Solutions, LLC
www.logico-solutions.com
> Dear all,
>
> ive just installed Access97 on my new box thats running XP Pro. after
> installation none of the activex controls will work because it says no
> license. These are the standard controls like imagelist, progressbar etc...
> and its driving me nuts? any idea whats going on?
Richard Krupa - 30 Sep 2003 01:16 GMT
Hi paul,
Looking at the microsoft website with regards to this problem it states
thats its because i installed the runtime version before i installed MS
Office. It said all i had to do was download the OdeOcxFx.exe program which
would restore the licenses. its a known problem with Office 97
The problem is now fixed.
P.s I was entitiled to use the standard controls supplied and its not
expected and normal.
> The fact that an ActiveX control exists on your system does not entitle you
> to use it or distribute it. The error you are observing is expected and
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> etc...
> > and its driving me nuts? any idea whats going on?
Paul Overway - 30 Sep 2003 01:56 GMT
FYI...the fix you cite applies to Office Developer. Not Microsoft Office.
If you don't have Office Developer, you aren't legal.
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Paul Overway
Logico Solutions, LLC
www.logico-solutions.com
> Hi paul,
>
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> > etc...
> > > and its driving me nuts? any idea whats going on?