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by: Tom Hill |
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I am having trouble using MSComm32.OCX in my VB6 application.
When I attempt to use the set command to create the comm object, like this:
Dim MSComm1 As Object
Set MSComm1 = CreateObject("MSCommLib.MSComm")
the compiler errors-out with the message "Run-time error 429: ActiveX
comonent can't create object".
The online help indicates this problem can be caused when the MSComm32.OCX
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by: Paul Clark |
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Hello,
I wonder if anyone can help me.
We have moved over to VS.NET 2003 from evb and I am
climbing a very steep learning curve as quick as
possible, (the migration path has not been made easy !),
anyway I have embedded vb projects running on various
mobile platforms using mscomm controls and wish to add
the control to VS.net so that I can use it in a new
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by: eray |
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hi ;
at the C# compiler using a MSCOMM32.ocx project, when i want to
install this project on the pc which is not installed visual basic says
"there is no licence". for solving this problem do i need to register
MSComm32.dll into the C#? i read in .NET documents doing this with Ic.exe
but i wasn't success. Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks in
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by: Eray Çakýr |
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hi ;
at the C# compiler using a MSCOMM32.ocx project, when i want to
install this project on the pc which is not installed visual basic says
"there is no licence". for solving this problem do i need to register
MSComm32.dll into the C#? i read in .NET documents doing this with Ic.exe
but i wasn't success. Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks
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by: VR |
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I wrote a wrapper class around mscomm32.ocx in C# and I have a problem deploying it to a PC without IDE installed. I am getting an error message about the class not being licensed. I found some references to that in MS knoweldge base - they claim I need to add the license manually to the cotrol, at run time
Here is what my class is like
I added reference to mscomm32.ocx in project and then created my class
I purposely use MSCommClass...
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by: Urs Vogel |
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Hi
For supporting the serial port for remote data collection on manufacturing
devices, I added the mscomm32.ocx Active-X component to my .Net 1.1
application, which works fine on my machine (I have VS 2003 FW 1.1 and VS
6.0 installed). When creating the setup, it nicely includes the mscomm32.ocx
and the interop module in the setup project. When installing it on a client
machine, everything appears to be ok, and even talking to the...
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by: Kevin |
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I have a class with a refence to MSCOMMLib in it so I can use
MSCOMM32.ocx. It works fine on the developement machine where I have
VB6 also installed. When I try to run the app on a machine without VB6
though, I get a licensing error issue. So I read about License Compiler
in the MSDN.net files and it says I can create a license file by using
the lc.exe application. I have tried this but am getting errors. If
someone has a decent...
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by: Alex Su |
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Hello all,
I'm new to VB.net and have just built a small application that makes
use of some VB6 ocx such as mscomm32.ocx for data communication with a
machine. The application runs OK but when I tried to build the
installer using the Setup and Deployment Projects, I always get the
following warning messages saying that the dependencies cannot be
found as follows:
WARNING: Unable to find dependency 'INTEROP.RICHTEXTLIB'
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by: Atsushi Shiino |
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Hi,
I am new comer here.
I am develoving application on EXCEL 2007 (VISTA PLATFORM). Precisely the program is a serial port datalogger, but VB6 doesn´t allow me to paste MSComm32.ocx into the working frame even having both legally installed. The same procedure is possible when the platform is windows XP. I would appreciate any help.
Thanks
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
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by: conductexam |
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I have .net C# application in which I am extracting data from word file and save it in database particularly. To store word all data as it is I am converting the whole word file firstly in HTML and then checking html paragraph one by one.
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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