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Hi,
I've just tracked down the source of occasional messages Resource library mscomct2.ocx could not be opened ('mscomct2.ocx' (16r2: The system cannot find the file specified.)) appearing in my transcript. It seems to happen when I can see MonthView in the CHB, and is coming from a failed attempt to retrieve the class's icon. The only filename in my C:\Windows directory with a similar name is MSCOMCTL.OCX. I'm running WinXP Pro. Is this a problem with my installation ? (The absence of mscomct2.ocx, I mean, I already know that the presence of XP is a problem... ;-) -- chris |
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Chris,
> Resource library mscomct2.ocx could not be > opened ('mscomct2.ocx' (16r2: The system cannot find the file > specified.)) Dolphin provides a wrapper for MonthView but it only works if the mscomct2.ocx file is present. If it is not present then you get the warning you mention (see the MonthView class comment and earlier replies in the n/g). The same also applies (or used to?) to the msmask32.ocx file and the MaskedEdit class. > I'm running WinXP Pro. Is this a problem with my installation ? mscomct2.ocx is, supposedly, included with a lot of MS programming tools. However, I've got a copy of the ocx on my system, and no MS programming tools, so I would guess it comes with other MS products as well? -- Ian Use the Reply-To address to contact me. Mail sent to the From address is ignored. |
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Ian,
> Dolphin provides a wrapper for MonthView but it only works if the > mscomct2.ocx file is present. If it is not present then you get the > warning you mention (see the MonthView class comment and earlier replies > in the n/g). Right as ever Ian, thank you. Now that you remind me, I have seen messages about this before -- I should have remembered. For the sake of the next person to wonder about this issue, MS seem to have stopped distributing mscomct2.ocx with VB. I have a complete install of "VS Studio.Net 2003" on this machine (installed from clean on a new XP box), and I have no mscomct2.ocx. Well, actually I do, there's one in: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\Samples\Technologies\Interop\Applications\Bank which leads me to suspect that MS are deprecating the OCX form of this control... Anyway, unload package 'MonthView' and problem solved! -- chris |
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Chris,
I also have this warning when scrolling down the resource view Resource library mscomct2.ocx could not be opened ('mscomct2.ocx' (16r2: El sistema no puede hallar el archivo especificado.)) I'm running a WinXP Pro spanish version regards, -- Sebastián Sastre [hidden email] www.seaswork.com.ar "Chris Uppal" <[hidden email]> escribió en el mensaje news:3fd9bc4d$0$23269$[hidden email]... > Hi, > > I've just tracked down the source of occasional messages > > Resource library mscomct2.ocx could not be > opened ('mscomct2.ocx' (16r2: The system cannot find the file > specified.)) > > appearing in my transcript. It seems to happen when I can see MonthView in the > CHB, and is coming from a failed attempt to retrieve the class's icon. > > The only filename in my C:\Windows directory with a similar name is > MSCOMCTL.OCX. > > I'm running WinXP Pro. Is this a problem with my installation ? (The absence > of mscomct2.ocx, I mean, I already know that the presence of XP is a problem... > ;-) > > -- chris > > |
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