Question about MSINET.OCX

[lucy]

I use MSINET.OCX in my VB.NET applicatoin. I've registered (by regsvr32) and
added it into reference for COM interop. The application works at the PC
with both VB 6 and VS.NET installed. But it fails with error "Class is not
licensed for use" in the PC with VS.NET installed only.
Does anyone know whether I have anything missed?
Thank you very much!

[John]

Re: Question about MSINET.OCX

Hi Lucy

I have found that msinet.ocx is more trouble than it is worth. See if you
can use something else like Microsoft.XMLHT TP to accomplish what you are
trying to do.

Regards


"lucy" <lucy@hotmail.c om> wrote in message
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>I use MSINET.OCX in my VB.NET applicatoin. I've registered (by regsvr32)
>and
> added it into reference for COM interop. The application works at the PC
> with both VB 6 and VS.NET installed. But it fails with error "Class is not
> licensed for use" in the PC with VS.NET installed only.
> Does anyone know whether I have anything missed?
> Thank you very much!
>
>[/color]

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Re: Question about MSINET.OCX

"lucy" <lucy@hotmail.c om> schrieb:[color=blue]
>I use MSINET.OCX in my VB.NET applicatoin. I've registered (by regsvr32)
>and
> added it into reference for COM interop. The application works at the PC
> with both VB 6 and VS.NET installed. But it fails with error "Class is not
> licensed for use" in the PC with VS.NET installed only.[/color]

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Re: Question about MSINET.OCX

"lucy" <lucy@hotmail.c om> wrote in
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> I use MSINET.OCX in my VB.NET applicatoin. I've registered (by
> regsvr32) and added it into reference for COM interop. The application
> works at the PC with both VB 6 and VS.NET installed. But it fails with[/color]

Its best to use something else, .NET native and avoid OCX's. What are you trying to accomplish
exactly?


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