Error 429

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When I open a form I get the 429 Error, ActiveX can't create oblect.

Dim CLClient1 As Clc.ClServer

Set CLClient1 = New Clc.CLServer 'This is the problem.

I have the Active X control registered.

Thanks
DS
 
What is clc? What ActiveX control is that? Besides haivng the control
registered do you have a reference set in Tools > References?
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I really don't know what Cl is. It came with the sample located here.

http://www.911software.com/files/samples/VB/ATLCOM/

I have a reference in Tools, Reference to at as well. Its a sample in VB6
that put into Access. In either case it doesn't work. In VB6 or Access.
This is for a gateway for processing credit cards from my Access
Application.
Thanks
DS
 
DS said:
I really don't know what Cl is. It came with the sample located here.

http://www.911software.com/files/samples/VB/ATLCOM/

I have a reference in Tools, Reference to at as well. Its a sample in VB6
that put into Access. In either case it doesn't work. In VB6 or Access.
This is for a gateway for processing credit cards from my Access
Application.
Click to expand...

Many VB6 controls won't work in Access so I'd get it working fist in
VB6 and then Access. Also does the vendor state it will work in
Access?

For more details see the following Knowledge Base articles at
support.microsoft.com.
ACC97: Custom ActiveX Control Features Supported in MS Access 97 -
164241
ACC97: ActiveX Controls List Doesn't Show All ActiveX Controls -
174964
ACC2000: Custom ActiveX Control Features Supported in Access - 202104
ACC2000: Supported ActiveX Controls for Microsoft Access 2000 - 208283

Maybe you can write some kind of wrapper function in VB6 and call that
from Access. I have no idea how to do such though.

Tony


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Thanks Tony,
This is one of the three or vendors I found that will let me process credit
cards in my Access Application. At I'mthis point I contacted the vendor.
I'm not going to pull my hair out at this point. When I consolidate all of
this I will post the answers so that everyone may bebefit.
Thanks
DS
 
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