Hi Peter,
I think first you can check if the versions of the MScomm.ocx control on
your 2 machines are the same.
Second, you can check the dependency of your control, if you have missed
some needed files on your machine. (Use the Dependency Walker tool which is
shipped with Visual Studio 6.0).
Third, you should check the license of your control.
Hope this helps,
Jeffrey Tan
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| Hi,
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| I am trying to develope a User Control Library that
| features MScomm control. I test my user control in a test
| application. When I run the application I receive the
| following:
|
| An unhandled exception of
| type 'System.Runtime .InteropService s.COMException'
| occurred in axinterop.mscom mlib.dll
|
| Additional information: Exception from HRESULT:
| 0x800A1F52.
|
| However, when I use the same user control and the same
| test application on my co-workers computer, I do not
| receive any unhandled exceptions.
|
| Thank You
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