MS Charts Problem

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S Shulman

Hi

I added the MS Chart COM object to my program and it seems to work fine.
But when I installed the updated program on the client's machine the I get
the following error message file or assembly name MSDATASRC was not found
Can that be related to the fact that I have office 2002 and my client has
office XP?

Thank you in advance
Shmuel
 
¤ Hi
¤
¤ I added the MS Chart COM object to my program and it seems to work fine.
¤ But when I installed the updated program on the client's machine the I get
¤ the following error message file or assembly name MSDATASRC was not found
¤ Can that be related to the fact that I have office 2002 and my client has
¤ office XP?

Office 2002 and XP are the same. Did you mean Office 2003?

You probably need to distribute the msdatasrc.dll PIA. It is included with Office 2003 but not 2002.


Paul ~~~ (e-mail address removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
 
¤ Now I am getting an error saying that the class is not registered
¤

Is the MS Chart COM component installed and registered?


Paul ~~~ (e-mail address removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
 
Thanks Paul

Where will I get that? Is it not included in Microsoft office or the dlls
that I find in the Bin Folder?

Shmuel
 
¤ Thanks Paul
¤
¤ Where will I get that? Is it not included in Microsoft office or the dlls
¤ that I find in the Bin Folder?
¤

If it's the Microsoft Chart Control then the file is called MSCHRT20.OCX. This component also
requires ComCat.dll. Both are in the System32 subfolder of the Windows folder.


Paul ~~~ (e-mail address removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
 
I have the same problem :

Project 'Your Project' makes an indirect reference to assembly 'MSDATASRC',
which contains 'msdatasrc.DataSource'. Add a reference to 'MSDATASRC' to your
project.

but msdatasrc is in the references... When ever I open the project, I have
to remove the reference and make it again. But it is pretty annoying !

I ll be glad if one of you have a solution for that. Thanks.

Steve
 
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