Tree control

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Hi

How can I transfer across the tree control to client? Is there a dll which I
can just copy and register using regsvr32?

Thanks

Regards
 
You didn't say which version of Developer you're using, but yes, you must
(a)ship the mscomctl.ocx file with your application, (b) install it in the
same location as it is on your development machine and (c) register it.
Which one you ship depends on which version of Office Developer you are
using. If you ship the wrong version (i.e. the TreeView that is designed to
work with Visual Basic) you'll end up with troubles ... also, you must have
the proper licensing to legally deploy this control (which you will have is
you own the Developer edition of Office).
 
Hi Scott,
not sure this is required
"install it in the same location as it is on your development machine"
IMHO - location can by any, accessible by system/users. access read its
lolcation from registry
 
Hi!

I have a problem with the help file for TreeView control.

When I click on the Help button in the Preoperties window of a TreeView
control I get an error mesage saying that the file
c:\windows\system32\cmctl198.chm could not be found. Than I have the
posibility to locate myself the file. I select the location of the file and
then another error comes up saying that this is not a valid help file or the
file is corrupted, despite the fact that double-click open them very well.
This happens with the files from original location of MSDN Library and also
if I copy them to system32. I know that in the past, in combination with VB6
and MSDN Library, it did work. What is it wrong now?

Where can I find detail information of the proper steps to be taken, in
order to have context help (like in Visual Basic 6)?

OBS:

I don't have VB6.

I do have Windows XP, Office XP, Developer (April 2001) for Office XP and
MSDN Library from July 2001. Office XP was installed from a standard
version. Is this the "trouble"?

Thank you very much,

Radu Faragau
 
Hi Alex,

Would this be true for an .mde file? I recently posted a question regarding
"shifting" references and .mde file but received no answer for it. I know
that Access will fix the references for you in an .mdb file (like if
Your.DLL is installed in C:\Windows\System32 on the development machine, but
in C:\Windows\System on the target machine), but will it also do so with an
..mde file? Guess I'm just overly cautious with references ... been burned
too many times in the past!!!

Thank you for your input,
 
Hi Scott,
yes, for MDB(E) file this can be an issue (do not have enough expirience in
this), but not for OCX file.
for me it always work when i put it at any location
 
i think this is some kind of a bug, as access 97 was not compatible with
chm files.
so workaround is to open cmctl198.chm file manually and search what you need
there
 
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