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P & D Wizard Error

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rtshort

IS-IT--Management
Feb 28, 2001
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I created a program and it works well in the IDE, however when I try to compile it using the P&D Wizard it comes up and gives me an error right at the start.

"Run-Time Error '339':
Component MSComCt2.ocx or one of it's dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid.

I have used regsvr32+Path+filename and it said that it completed sucessfully.

I get the error the minute I click on "Package" in the P&D Wizard. When I click on OK, I get a blank message.

If I try to start the P&D Wizard again I get another error.

"Run-Time Error '429':
ActiveX component can't create object.

I've tried to load some other programs in the IDE that I've written before that were working, and I get the error above that MSComCt2.ocx can't be registered, "Continue Loading".

What gives here.

Thanks.

Rob
Just my $.02.
 
I cant help but reiterate what many have said before. Try another installer. I use Innosetup.
 
The files distributed with P&D are not necessarily the exact ones that are actually registered with the system. The PDW actually distributes files in (default location) c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vb98\wizards\pdwizard\redist. I would look in this redist folder to see what's there. You may have an old version of your control there that's causing the problem.

HTH

Bob
 
Yes, it is Vista.

Thanks Bob, I'll look into that.

Rob
Just my $.02.
 
As for other installers, you might also want to read up on the "Visual Studio Installer.
 
You may also find that the P&D Wizard will work more reliably if run elevated, just as you should always run the VB6 IDE elevated.

Otherwise you risk causing mass confusion with per-user registration of components and other symptom of registry and filesystem virtualization.
 
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