Active X not in Toolbox

[Mike]

I have been using an Active X control(SFrmAx52.ocx) in my Access
program without problem in the past.

However now I can see the control(SFrmAx52.ocx) in my System 32 folder,
I see the control listed in the References for my program but the
control is no longer working in my program nor is it available on the
Active X list in the toolbox.

I have tried registering (and unregistering) it using Regsvr32 but I
get the error meesage "Load Library (SFrmAx52.ocx) failed - The
specified module could not be found."

I have spent hours on this.

Any suggestions please.

Thank you for the help in advance.

Mike

[David Lloyd]

Mike:

The following KB article deals with a similar error message, although not
specifically related to your control. It implies that this error message
can be generated when dependent files are missing or damaged. I don't know
the details of your Active X control, however, I thought I would pass it
along.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309288/en-us

--
David Lloyd
MCSD .NET
http://LemingtonConsulting.com

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"Mike" <mf***@aol.com> wrote in message
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I have been using an Active X control(SFrmAx52.ocx) in my Access
program without problem in the past.

However now I can see the control(SFrmAx52.ocx) in my System 32 folder,
I see the control listed in the References for my program but the
control is no longer working in my program nor is it available on the
Active X list in the toolbox.

I have tried registering (and unregistering) it using Regsvr32 but I
get the error meesage "Load Library (SFrmAx52.ocx) failed - The
specified module could not be found."

I have spent hours on this.

Any suggestions please.

Thank you for the help in advance.

Mike

[Terry Kreft]

As David Lloyd says it sounds like a missing or damaged dependency.

Have a look at using dependency walker to check out what is going on. You
can get details on how to do this and a download link at
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;256872
--
Terry Kreft

"Mike" <mf***@aol.com> wrote in message
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I have been using an Active X control(SFrmAx52.ocx) in my Access
program without problem in the past.

However now I can see the control(SFrmAx52.ocx) in my System 32 folder,
I see the control listed in the References for my program but the
control is no longer working in my program nor is it available on the
Active X list in the toolbox.

I have tried registering (and unregistering) it using Regsvr32 but I
get the error meesage "Load Library (SFrmAx52.ocx) failed - The
specified module could not be found."

I have spent hours on this.

Any suggestions please.

Thank you for the help in advance.

Mike

[Terry Kreft]

Except I've just spotted the article says you start profiling from the View
menu, this is wrong with the download version there is a Profile menu.

--
Terry Kreft

"Terry Kreft" <te*********@mps.co.uk> wrote in message
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As David Lloyd says it sounds like a missing or damaged dependency.

Have a look at using dependency walker to check out what is going on. You
can get details on how to do this and a download link at
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;256872
--
Terry Kreft

"Mike" <mf***@aol.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com...

I have been using an Active X control(SFrmAx52.ocx) in my Access
program without problem in the past.

However now I can see the control(SFrmAx52.ocx) in my System 32 folder,
I see the control listed in the References for my program but the
control is no longer working in my program nor is it available on the
Active X list in the toolbox.

I have tried registering (and unregistering) it using Regsvr32 but I
get the error meesage "Load Library (SFrmAx52.ocx) failed - The
specified module could not be found."

I have spent hours on this.

Any suggestions please.

Thank you for the help in advance.

Mike

[Mike]

Thanks for the suggestion

Mike S

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[Mike]

Thanks for the reference.

Mike S

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