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QuestionHow to find hostnames and IP in network? Pin
29-May-01 17:02
suss29-May-01 17:02 
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Ghazi H. Wadi30-May-01 12:09
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GeneralMSControl on ATL dialog Pin
29-May-01 16:13
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Matt Philmon29-May-01 17:22
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29-May-01 18:01
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Matt Philmon30-May-01 6:42
Matt Philmon30-May-01 6:42 
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30-May-01 10:43
suss30-May-01 10:43 
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Matt Philmon30-May-01 17:24
Matt Philmon30-May-01 17:24 
Well, I got into some reading on this and learned a few new things.... though all it LOOKS like I can do is POSSIBLY point you in the right direction (I will, however, probably try this myself in a little while). At any rate, the gyst of this problem MIGHT be the following:

....
Most of the Microsoft OCX's (and many others, too) are *licensed*. There are
two types of licenses: Runtime and Development license. The runtime license
is hardcoded in the control (If you build a control using Visual Basic, you
can set the property "license required", for example). The Development
license is stored in the registry.

The control does two things if it's called. First it checks wether it was
called with the correct license key given by the calling application as a
parameter(runtime license). If this fails it looks into the registry for the
development license. If this fails too, an error is produced, and the
control does not show up (this is, what happens on your client PC)

If you build an Visual Basic Application which uses one of these licensed
controls, Visual Basic knows that this control needs a license and
integrates it into the application. The application initializes the control
now with the correct license key.

UNIFACE can't do this. The OCX license is not integrated into the UNIFACE
application. Therefore the control looks for the development license, which
isn't installed on your client PC's.

....

Good luck.
Matt

GeneralRe: MSControl on ATL dialog Pin
Matt Philmon30-May-01 17:41
Matt Philmon30-May-01 17:41 
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30-May-01 19:04
suss30-May-01 19:04 
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Matt Philmon31-May-01 4:07
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31-May-01 4:20
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Matt Philmon31-May-01 10:23
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GeneralUnicode Clipboard Pin
29-May-01 13:41
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Tim Deveaux30-May-01 7:36
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30-May-01 13:22
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GeneralImporting existing Dialog interfaces into a new SDI application. Pin
Kimball M. Rudeen29-May-01 13:05
Kimball M. Rudeen29-May-01 13:05 
GeneralRe: Importing existing Dialog interfaces into a new SDI application. Pin
Christian Graus29-May-01 13:12
protectorChristian Graus29-May-01 13:12 
GeneralTimer in a Dialog Box Pin
RobJones29-May-01 12:54
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RobJones29-May-01 13:30
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Christian Graus29-May-01 13:47
protectorChristian Graus29-May-01 13:47 
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29-May-01 14:43
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Christian Graus29-May-01 14:53
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