I am getting the error "Run-time error '743': Unble to create.." when trying to call an ocx drwan form from VB
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just find the drwan.ocx that you "miss". Find in the internet and put it in the directory. Go to component and select the OCX object ... done...\n\n\nItu je bang... :D
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in VB 6:\n========\n\n1. create a standard exe project.\n2. right click on project in project explorer.\n3. click add item, select new item\n4. select MDI form\n5. add new form, (form2)\n6. in form2 properties, select MDI child property and set its value to MDIForm1.
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Use DirectX!!! the only way to go! \nThere are a lot of examples on msdn\nhttp://www.vbcode.com/\nhttp://www.a1vbcode.com/\nand other sites like that
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To see why you get this problem, I suggest you get a program called filemon. once you download it and run it, recreate the error message again and look at the results from filemon to see what happened. It could be a permissions problem.
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Put this code in the OnClick event of your button.  Between the Private Sub and the End Sub lines...\n\nIt'll take the user to a new blank row when it is clicked.\n\nOn Error GoTo Err_Command0_Click\n\n\n    DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec\n\nExit_Command0_Click:\n    Exit Sub\n\nErr_Command0_Click:\n    MsgBox Err.Description\n    Resume Exit_Command0_Click
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I am assuming you are the one asking the questions.  I have found that the biggest failing database developers have is not using the resources available for code samples. \n\nQ:  Where would you turn for help with creating a stored procedure or a select statement that was erroring out?
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That's silly.   Any code for VB that is converted to C would require lots of redesign.  Certainly, you would not make the new C code to use the VB objects.   You would design it to use it's own libraries and such.  \n\nGood luck
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download openoffice\n\nfrom www.openoffice.org for free\n\n\ninstall it under admin  and see if it works\n\nif it does ...den well u wont need ms office den
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You can do that using javascript or vbscript inside HTA\n\nI will just give you a hint, I hope you will work this out.\n\nyou have to create object using(given vbscript example)\n\nSet Reg = CreateObject("wscript.shell")\nReg.RegWrite "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SOFTWARE&#92;MyAPP", "value"
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Try http://www.vbcodesource.com \n\nor\n\nhttp://www.programmersheaven.com/zone1/mh49.htm
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You need to get the Acrobat SDK ... it can be done in VB as well as VBA - just takes a bit of trial and error because Acrobat uses its own JavaScript version, and the procedure calls from VB aren't particularly clear.  But it definitely can be done - good luck.  Here's a link to the Acrobat SDK.
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Hi raven. I think I have a solution. Get Visual Basic 4. Ok its an old program but it always works with me. You might need a book to show you how to use it, but its dead easy to use. Anyway its got buttons and drop down lists and all the things you want to make your website. Another way is to use Microsoft Word and create it by using htlm. Either way is easy. When you have finished save it to disk and go to this free website creator on the net. www.atspace.com. On that website it actually tells you what to do. Thats about it I can think of for you.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255058\n\nThis is a good page to start.  just put in the error number.
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Please provide more description. According to what you have provided, I too get this kind of error on a professional photographic printing machine. The software is created in Microsoft Visual C++, and the problem is with some of the libraries.\n\nIt is not a syntax error and can't be detected at the compile time.\n\n"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error" error message after you install Office XP or an Office XP program\nView products that this article applies to.\nArticle ID:307817\nLast Review:February 16, 2006\nRevision:3.5\nThis article was previously published under Q307817\nWARNING:This information is preliminary and has not been confirmed or tested by Microsoft. Use only with discretion.\nOn This Page\nSYMPTOMSSYMPTOMS\nCAUSECAUSE\nRESOLUTIONRESOLUTION\nMethod 1: Clean Boot with Only MoSearchMethod 1: Clean Boot with Only MoSearch\nMethod 2: Uninstall the Method 2: Uninstall the "Support for Fast Searching" Feature\nMORE INFORMATIONMORE INFORMATION\nSYMPTOMS\nAfter you install Microsoft Office XP or one of the Office XP programs, you may receive one of the following error messages:\nMicrosoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error! Program:.. C:&#92;PROGRAM FILES&#92;COMMON FILES&#92;SYSTEM&#92;MOSEARCH&#92;BIN&#92;MOSDMN.EXE abnormal program termination\nMicrosoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error! Program:.. C:&#92;PROGRAM FILES&#92;COMMON FILES&#92;SYSTEM&#92;MOSEARCH&#92;BIN&#92;MOSEARCH.EXE abnormal program termination\nBack to the topBack to the top\nCAUSE\nThis behavior occurs if a program conflicts with the Mosdmn.exe and Mosearch.exe files.\n\nThe Mosdmn.exe and Mosearch.exe files are part of the "Support for fast searching" feature in Office XP. This feature is similar to the Find Fast feature in Microsoft Office 2000. Fast searching uses the Indexing Service in Office XP to create a catalog of Office files on your computer's hard disk.\nBack to the topBack to the top\nRESOLUTION\nTo resolve this issue, use the following methods, as needed, in the order presented.\nBack to the topBack to the top\nMethod 1: Clean Boot with Only MoSearch\nThe Mosearch.exe (Microsoft Office Search Service) and Mosdmn.exe (Microsoft Office 10 Search Filter Daemon) Startup items may be conflicting with some other program (or programs) running in the background. Therefore, clean boot your computer with only MoSearch selected on the Startup menu to determine whether this program is the source of the conflict. To do this, follow these steps:\n1.Click Start, and then click Run.\n2.In the Open box, type msconfig.exe, and then click OK.\n3.On the General tab, click Selective startup.\n4.On the Startup tab, click to clear all check boxes except for MoSearch.\n\nNOTE: In Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me), leave the *StateMgr check box selected as well.\n5.Click OK, and then click Yes when you are prompted to restart the computer.\n6.If the error message can be reproduced, repeat the preceding steps. In step 3, also click to clear the Process System.ini file and Process Win.ini file check boxes.\nIf the error message cannot be reproduced, this indicates that MoSearch is conflicting with some other program or programs running in the background. Follow these steps to locate the conflicting program:\n1.Click Start, and then click Run.\n2.In the Open box, type msconfig.exe, and then click OK.\n3.On the Startup tab, click to select one of the check boxes.\n4.Click OK, and then click Yes when you are prompted to restart the computer.\n5.If the preceding steps reproduce the error message, the last item added to the Startup menu is causing the conflict. If the error message is not reproduced, repeat these steps until all Startup menu check boxes are selected.\n6.If all the Startup menu check boxes are selected and the error message is still not reproduced, start Msconfig again, and then click to select the Process System.ini file and Process Win.ini file check boxes.\nIf these step
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Since it's a runtime error, it has to be corrected by the manufacturer, there's nothing you can do.  You should get in touch with Adobe and report it.
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try this\n\nstart -> run -> cmd (or windowskey+R)\n\nnow type regedit.\n\nTell use the error and we might be able to help.
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The error value ‘0x8002801c’ means ‘Error accessing the OLE registry’  \n     When attempting to register a COM object (e.g. Active-X component or OCX) with ‘Regsvr32’, i.e.:\n                       regsvr32 COM\nit fails with a message box displaying:\n\nDllRegisterServer in COM failed.\nReturn code was: 0x8002801c\n\nWhere ‘COM’ is the name of the COM object file.\n\nRemedy:\nIf this error is encountered when using ‘regsvr32 /u ...’, i.e. to unregister a COM object then it probably indicates that the COM object is not registered or has already been unregistered.\n\nIt is likely that permissions on part of the registry have been changed to deny you access. You will need to be a local administrator to register the COM object.\n\nIf you are a local administrator (i.e. a member of the ‘Administrators’ group on the workstation) then most likely someone or some application has modified (intentionally or unintentionally) the permissions on one or more registry keys and that this is preventing access. To identify which registry key is causing the problem use Regmon (a freeware tool published by System Internals). Use Regmon to capture all registry access when regsvr32 is run. If an ‘OpenKey’ request fails with ‘Access Denied’ (which is listed by Regmon as ‘ACCDENIED’) then run regedt32 and check the permissions on that registry key. If necessary change the permissions on the key to grant local Administrators ‘Full Control’. They try registering the COM object again. The only times I have encountered this problem it affected more than one key, so be prepared to repeat this process.