MSFlexGrid

[Stephen Saunders]

I developed a simple application for a friend to use and it works just fine
on my machine, however, when my friend tries to use it, it complains about
an MSFlexGrid license. My app does use an MSFlexGrid control which is
essential.

Could someone tell me what gives here? Is there an easy fix? Is there an
alternative flexgrid which would not complain?

Thanks,

Stephen Saunders

[Dave]

Re: MSFlexGrid

This may help, not sure:
When distributing your application, you should install the MSFlxGrd.ocx file
in the user's Microsoft Windows System directory. (according to one of
my VB6
books)

"Stephen Saunders" <kd6eut@earthli nk.net> wrote in message
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>I developed a simple application for a friend to use and it works just fine
>on my machine, however, when my friend tries to use it, it complains about
>an MSFlexGrid license. My app does use an MSFlexGrid control which is
>essential.
>
> Could someone tell me what gives here? Is there an easy fix? Is there an
> alternative flexgrid which would not complain?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stephen Saunders
>[/color]

[Steve Gerrard]

Re: MSFlexGrid


"Stephen Saunders" <kd6eut@earthli nk.net> wrote in message
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>I developed a simple application for a friend to use and it works just fine on
>my machine, however, when my friend tries to use it, it complains about an
>MSFlexGrid license. My app does use an MSFlexGrid control which is essential.
>
> Could someone tell me what gives here? Is there an easy fix? Is there an
> alternative flexgrid which would not complain?
>[/color]

Any chance this app is in VBA, i.e. Excel or Access or Word, and not in VB6?
That is a common reason for license issues, since VBA apps are treated as if
they were always in design mode.

[Dave]

Re: MSFlexGrid

Another possibility: If your version of VB is a learning edition, it may not
allow you to redistribute controls.

"Stephen Saunders" <kd6eut@earthli nk.net> wrote in message
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>I developed a simple application for a friend to use and it works just fine
>on my machine, however, when my friend tries to use it, it complains about
>an MSFlexGrid license. My app does use an MSFlexGrid control which is
>essential.
>
> Could someone tell me what gives here? Is there an easy fix? Is there an
> alternative flexgrid which would not complain?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stephen Saunders
>[/color]