Trouble Initializing Component

[Kevin L]

I have an application that is installed on 5 Citrix Servers all running
Windows 2000 with latest service pack levels.

There is one person in my company who receives the following error when he
tries to run the application on 2 of the 5 servers.
No one else has this problem, only this one person.

Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
Process id = 0x5ec8(24264), Thread id = 0x6694 (26260)

Click OK to terminate the application.
Click Cancel to debug the application.

- I have already tried to fire him, but that didn't work.
- I have reinstalled the application.
- Recreated his user.
- Deleted and recreated his user profile (roaming)
- Added him to Administrators

Nothing worked.

So, I added some msgboxes to the application to determine just how far it is
getting before it encounters the error.
Here is what I determined:

The application generates the error for this user during the "Initialize
Component" procedure with the following line of code:

Me.flxItems = New C1.Win.C1FlexGrid.C1FlexGrid

This is a Component One FlexGrid control

Any idea why this would fail for only this one user?

[Kevin L]

I placed a Try exception handler around the offending line of code and the
error that was returned is this:

Error: Invalid image format. The image file may be corrupt.
Parameter name: stream

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I have an application that is installed on 5 Citrix Servers all running
Windows 2000 with latest service pack levels.

There is one person in my company who receives the following error when he
tries to run the application on 2 of the 5 servers.
No one else has this problem, only this one person.

Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
Process id = 0x5ec8(24264), Thread id = 0x6694 (26260)

Click OK to terminate the application.
Click Cancel to debug the application.

- I have already tried to fire him, but that didn't work.
- I have reinstalled the application.
- Recreated his user.
- Deleted and recreated his user profile (roaming)
- Added him to Administrators

Nothing worked.

So, I added some msgboxes to the application to determine just how far it
is getting before it encounters the error.
Here is what I determined:

The application generates the error for this user during the "Initialize
Component" procedure with the following line of code:

Me.flxItems = New C1.Win.C1FlexGrid.C1FlexGrid

This is a Component One FlexGrid control

Any idea why this would fail for only this one user?