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Libraries

When opening a Screen, there is a message declaring that an object cannot be correctly loaded

 

Possible cause

An XControl of a Library that was being used inside this Screen was deleted, or else a Library that contains this XControl was removed from a Domain.

 

Solution

In the first case, if this XControl was deleted, there is no way to recover it. To fix this error, remove the ElipseX object that is inside a Screen. In the Organizer, users can see an exclamation point over object's icon. On a Screen there is a black square with an X inside it. In the second case, add this Library to a Domain.

 

When opening a Screen, there is an error message declaring that an ActiveX library cannot be opened

 

Possible cause

Some ActiveX objects used on that Screen were not registered and added to this computer.

 

Solution

Register and add this ActiveX object by using the Add ActiveX option, available on the Tools menu. For this, users must have an OCX file that contains this library.

 

When inserting an ActiveX control on a Screen, an error 80040112 occurred. What does it mean?

 

Possible cause

This error indicates that the inserted ActiveX control is not licensed in this computer. During the instantiation process, this control searches Windows Registry for its license key (HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Licenses) and, in case it does not find it, returns this error. There are development license keys for ActiveX controls, as well as run time license keys.

 

Solution

To solve this problem, users must purchase a license for this ActiveX control and register it in this computer.

 

I have two Libraries in a Domain, but I cannot use them at the same time. When I register one, the other one stops working. How can I solve this problem?

 

Possible Cause

Probably, one of these Libraries was created as a copy of the other one, and thus both have the same ID.

 

Solution

For this case, users must remove one of the Libraries from this Domain.

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