Jean MAURICE | 30 Jul 2012 20:36
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msoutl32.ocx

I am adding some points to an 'old' app written in 1999 with VFP6. In fact I 
work with VFP9 SP2 on a WIN7-64 machine.

Two forms run well but I am unable to open them because they have an activex 
named msoutl32.ocx in it. This activex show something like the 'windows 
explorer'. When I try to open the file I have an error saying that I am not 
allowed to use this activex because I have no license. I do think it's only a 
problem with the IDE because I can run the forms.

Has anyone come into such an issue ?

Best Regards
The Foxil

Tracy Pearson | 30 Jul 2012 21:06
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Re: msoutl32.ocx

Jean MAURICE <jsm.maurice <at> wanadoo.fr> wrote:

>I am adding some points to an 'old' app written in 1999 with VFP6. In
>fact I 
>work with VFP9 SP2 on a WIN7-64 machine.
>
>
>Two forms run well but I am unable to open them because they have an
>activex 
>named msoutl32.ocx in it. This activex show something like the 'windows
>
>explorer'. When I try to open the file I have an error saying that I am
>not 
>allowed to use this activex because I have no license. I do think it's
>only a 
>problem with the IDE because I can run the forms.
>
>Has anyone come into such an issue ?
>
>Best Regards
>The Foxil
>

This has happened to me when I did not transfer the license file from the old development system to the new
one. Though, I've not used the ActiveX control you are referencing.
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Dave Crozier | 31 Jul 2012 11:02
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RE: msoutl32.ocx

That activex is a Microsoft Outline active-x

http://www.ocxme.com/ocx/files/msoutl32_ocx.html

Dave

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I am adding some points to an 'old' app written in 1999 with VFP6. In fact I work with VFP9 SP2 on a WIN7-64 machine.

Two forms run well but I am unable to open them because they have an activex 
named msoutl32.ocx in it. This activex show something like the 'windows 
explorer'. When I try to open the file I have an error saying that I am not 
allowed to use this activex because I have no license. I do think it's only a 
problem with the IDE because I can run the forms.

Has anyone come into such an issue ?

Best Regards
The Foxil

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Dave Crozier | 31 Jul 2012 11:03
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RE: msoutl32.ocx

Don't forget to regsvr32 it

Dave

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Subject: RE: msoutl32.ocx

That activex is a Microsoft Outline active-x

http://www.ocxme.com/ocx/files/msoutl32_ocx.html

Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: profox-bounces <at> leafe.com [mailto:profox-bounces <at> leafe.com] On Behalf Of Jean MAURICE
Sent: 30 July 2012 19:37
To: ProFox Email List
Subject: msoutl32.ocx

I am adding some points to an 'old' app written in 1999 with VFP6. In fact I work with VFP9 SP2 on a WIN7-64 machine.

Two forms run well but I am unable to open them because they have an activex named msoutl32.ocx in it. This
activex show something like the 'windows explorer'. When I try to open the file I have an error saying that I
am not allowed to use this activex because I have no license. I do think it's only a problem with the IDE
because I can run the forms.

Has anyone come into such an issue ?
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Jean MAURICE | 1 Aug 2012 15:34
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Re: msoutl32.ocx

Le 31/07/2012 11:03, Dave Crozier a écrit :
> Don't forget to regsvr32 it
>
It's done. At least I hope ! I have built a batch file (Do you remember those 
old .bat files ???!!) and I ran it as administrator ...

In fact, the ocx is working fine during run time; it's only in the IDE that I 
have the problem ...

The Foxil

Gérard Lochon | 1 Aug 2012 16:08
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Re: msoutl32.ocx

From: "Jean MAURICE" <jsm.maurice <at> wanadoo.fr>

> In fact, the ocx is working fine during run time; it's only in the IDE 
> that I
> have the problem ...

Diffrence between development time and production time often means
problem with paths ...
Jean, where is located (and regserved) your msoutl32.ocx ?

Gérard.

Jean MAURICE | 1 Aug 2012 16:23
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Re: msoutl32.ocx

in the syswow64 directory ...

For what I have looked for until now, I think I am missing or I have an 
incorrect msoutl32.reg file ... The error is you 'have no license' and not 
'unable to find' ...

The Foxil

PS Gérard, j'ai déjà posé la question sur Atoutfox, ce qui m'amène à penser à ce 
.reg mais je n'arrive ni à le situer ni à en récupérer un (si néanmoins il en 
faut bien un !). Pour l'instant, je retarde la mise à jour des 2 écrans 
concernées ...

Le 01/08/2012 16:08, Gérard Lochon a écrit :
> .
> Diffrence between development time and production time often means
> problem with paths ...
> Jean, where is located (and regserved) your msoutl32.ocx ?
>
> Gérard.

Gérard Lochon | 1 Aug 2012 16:48
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Re: msoutl32.ocx

From: "Jean MAURICE" <jsm.maurice <at> wanadoo.fr>

>in the syswow64 directory ...

>For what I have looked for until now, I think I am missing or I have an
>incorrect msoutl32.reg file ... The error is you 'have no license' and not
>'unable to find' ...
>
>The Foxil
>
>PS Gérard, j'ai déjà posé la question sur Atoutfox, ce qui m'amène à penser 
>à ce
>.reg mais je n'arrive ni à le situer ni à en récupérer un (si néanmoins il 
>en
>faut bien un !). Pour l'instant, je retarde la mise à jour des 2 écrans
>concernées ...

Have you tried to test it on another computer, a clean one without any side 
effect ?

Jean MAURICE | 1 Aug 2012 17:54
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Re: msoutl32.ocx

I am supposed to be in holydays ... and I have only my own computer WIN7-64 ... 
and a 16Kb ADSL link !!!!

Jean

Le 01/08/2012 16:48, Gérard Lochon a écrit :
> From: "Jean MAURICE"<jsm.maurice <at> wanadoo.fr>
> .
> Have you tried to test it on another computer, a clean one without any side
> effect ?
>
>
>
>


Gmane