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

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

My guess is that  it blew up at the "New ActiveLock2.Globals" code 
because activelock2.dll wasn't (or couldn't be) registered. 
Suggestions:
- Run depends.exe on activelock2.dll on that win95 machine to find out 
if any dependencies missing.
- perhaps you need to install dcom95 (?)

/Thanh

Carl Sewell wrote:

>Warning: inexperienced user!
>
>After a little bit of debugging, I have determined that the error is occurring
>at this line, not in the function but on this line:
>
>  crc = CRCCheckSumTypeLib(New ActiveLock2.Globals)
>
>I thought I had lifted the code from Example1 that was included in the
>ActiveLock distribution, but it is a little different.  I've included the
>function below.  My question then is why does this work on Win2K but not on
>Windows 95?   Imagehlp.dll is included in the distribution and is on the target
>system (Windows 95).
>
>>From the MSKB:
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/debug/base/mapf
>ileandchecksum.asp
>
>Requirements
>
>Client: Requires Windows XP, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows NT Workstation,
>Windows Me, Windows 98, or Windows 95.
>Server: Requires Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 Server, or Windows NT Server.
>Unicode: Implemented as Unicode and ANSI versions, except on Windows Me/98/95.
>Header: Declared in Imagehlp.h.
>Library: Use Imagehlp.lib.
>
>Do I need to (somehow?) include the .lib?!?!  And what's that mean about Unicode
>"except on Windows ME/98/95"?  It doesn't work for those platforms?
>
>
>''
>' Performs CRC checksum on the type library containing the object.
>' @param obj    COM object used to determine the file path to the type library
>'
>Public Function CRCCheckSumTypeLib(obj As IUnknown) As Long
>    Dim strDllPath As String
>    strDllPath = GetTypeLibPathFromObject(obj)
>    Dim HeaderSum As Long, RealSum As Long
>    MapFileAndCheckSum strDllPath, HeaderSum, RealSum
>    CRCCheckSumTypeLib = RealSum
>End Function
>
>And this is defined at the top of the code for the same form.
>
>Private Declare Function MapFileAndCheckSum Lib "imagehlp" Alias
>"MapFileAndCheckSumA" (ByVal FileName As String, HeaderSum As Long, CheckSum As
>Long) As Long
>
>
>  
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Carl Sewell [mailto:CS...@Hi...]
>>Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 11:38 AM
>>To: act...@li...
>>Subject: HELP ME!?!?!?! Run-time Error '429'
>>
>>
>>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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