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TextPresenter Masked edit is giving error

Sebastián Sastre
Hi there,

 I've saw th post with subject: "Masked Edits and Formatting: A Simple
Phone Number Formatting Strategy" and tried to build a view with this
kind of textPresenter but it fails when added to any containter.

  The error is giving is Invalid Access to Memory Location.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks,

Sebastian


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Re: TextPresenter Masked edit is giving error

Robert Kovacic
This may be because you are not "authorised" (by Microsoft) to use the
underlying control (msmask32.ocx) at design time.

Just having the control installed on your computer only means it is
available for use at run time - to use it at design time you need to have it
registered as a design time component by a product such as, for example,
Visual Studio. Alternatively you might Google for information on registering
the control manually, however I am not sure about the legalities involved.

Perhaps the people at Object Arts could elaborate on this.

Regards, Robert Kovacic

"Sebastián" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
news:[hidden email]...

> Hi there,
>
> I've saw th post with subject: "Masked Edits and Formatting: A Simple
> Phone Number Formatting Strategy" and tried to build a view with this
> kind of textPresenter but it fails when added to any containter.
>
>  The error is giving is Invalid Access to Memory Location.
>
>  Any ideas?
>
>  Thanks,
>
> Sebastian
>


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Re: TextPresenter Masked edit is giving error

Sebastián Sastre
Got it, thanks Robert.

Robert Kovacic escreveu:

> This may be because you are not "authorised" (by Microsoft) to use the
> underlying control (msmask32.ocx) at design time.
>
> Just having the control installed on your computer only means it is
> available for use at run time - to use it at design time you need to have it
> registered as a design time component by a product such as, for example,
> Visual Studio. Alternatively you might Google for information on registering
> the control manually, however I am not sure about the legalities involved.
>
> Perhaps the people at Object Arts could elaborate on this.
>
> Regards, Robert Kovacic
>
> "Sebastián" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
> news:[hidden email]...
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I've saw th post with subject: "Masked Edits and Formatting: A Simple
> > Phone Number Formatting Strategy" and tried to build a view with this
> > kind of textPresenter but it fails when added to any containter.
> >
> >  The error is giving is Invalid Access to Memory Location.
> >
> >  Any ideas?
> >
> >  Thanks,
> >
> > Sebastian
> >