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err Missing: Microsoft Office Web Components

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err Missing: Microsoft Office Web Components

err Missing: Microsoft Office Web Components

(OP)
Hello,
I have developed an intranet website in Windows 2000 OS using Frontpage 2000.
In my website, the pages display charts for different statistics. I used web componenets - charts option in Frontpage to create different types of charts. And eveything is working fine.
Recently I have given new desktop with Windows XP in it. If I open this internal website in this XP machine, in place of charts it's displaying a message like
"Missing: Microsoft Office Web Components
This page requires the Microsoft Office Web Components. ",

so what is the solution for my problem?
Help would really be appreciated.

Thank You,
Gragi

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