Re: [ActiveLock-Users]HELP ME!?!?!?! Run-time Error '429'

[Thanh H. T. <th...@sy...>]

Hi,
You don't need to register alcrypto.dll.  But you DO need to register 
activelock2.dll and alutli.dll.  Did you do that?

-Thanh

Carl Sewell wrote:

>Warning: inexperienced user!
>
>I created an application with ActiveLock2 (downloaded a month or so ago) and all
>appears to be working well.  I've installed it on Windows 2000 machines without
>any problems (uh, once I included the ActiveLock libraries!).  However, when I
>tried installing it on a Windows 95 machine, the install reports being
>successful, but when I try to run the application I get:
>
>Run-time Error '429'
>
>ActiveX component can't create object.
>
>I verified that all the DLLs were referenced in the Registry.  When I tried to
>manually register "alcrypto.dll", REGSVR32 reports: "alcrypto.dll was loaded,
>but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not found. DllRegisterServer may not
>be exported, or a corrupt version of alcrypto.dll may be in memory."
>
>I uninstalled the application, manually removed 'alcrypto.dll' and then
>reinstalled the application.  I still get the same Run-time Error when I try to
>run the program and REGSVR32 reports the same message.  Is there a problem with
>'alcrypto.dll' running on Windows95?  I get the same error message when running
>REGSVR32 on a successful installation on W2K.
>
>Where do I begin to trouble-shoot this problem?  Any help would be greatly
>appreciated.
>
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