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regsvr32 updates multiple places in your registry. It's kind of hard to manually create everything. Never done this myself. Sorry. ------------------------ rvdbspy@nospam.hotmai1.com (remove nospam and change 1 to L)

The manual way to register is to use DOS prompt and type regsvr32 "H:\PROGRAM FILES\ACCPAC\GL50A\AccpacGL1550.ocx" If it fails, what's the error code? ------------------------ rvdbspy@nospam.hotmai1.com (remove nospam and change 1 to L)

Jose, This is the correct behavior of the formulae. They both include numbers from period 14, or the adjustment period, if printing final period of the year. Check out NETADJ which gives you the amount from period 14. To print the last period without the adjustment, use...

VB .NET is COM compatible which means you can still use it without the ACCPAC native .NET library, although VBA and VB6 would still be my tools of choice. BTW, Zemp what this "other" forum? Are you referring to a certain JC person? Thanks everyone! I am learning new things from this...

VB .NET is COM compatible which means you can still use it without the ACCPAC native .NET library, although VBA and VB6 would still be my tools of choice. BTW, Zemp what this "other" forum? Are you referring to a certain JC person? ------------------------ rvspy@nospam.hotmai1.com...

Unable to register the ocx file is exactly the problem here. In your log, there is a block reads like this: 1:05:31 PM 67 0x10E3B88 Install 1:05:31 PM 68 0x10E3B88 CLSID <{E23FF319-1BF3-11D6-AA0E-00C04F47EC66}> 1:05:31 PM 69 0x10E3B88 Codebase <h:\Program...

What if you manually register the ocx by typing this in Start -> Run? regsvr32 &quot;h:\Program Files\ACCPAC\GL50A\AccpacGL1550.ocx&quot; If you receive an error, then chances are either the file location is invalid or the current user does not have permission to update HKEY_Classes_Root. Log...

Can't quite get it to work in VB .NET web project but I just quickly tried the following code in a VB .NET Windows Application project: Dim session As New ACCPACXAPILib.xapiSession() session.Open(&quot;ADMIN&quot;, &quot;ADMIN&quot;, &quot;SAMINC&quot;, Now.Today, 0)...

You did not mention which module the problem occurred. You probably are looking at a &quot;Post-in-progress&quot; error. Depends on the module, you can find the batch's status field and change its value to 1, which means Open. Delete it, then re-enter and repost the batch. Here are some of the...

I have added a new FAQ faq631-4231 to demonstrate what you want to do in VBA macro. In this thread thread631-660336, sixtyone provided sample codes for opening ACCPACCOMAPI sessions in VB. Combining the two piece of information you should be able to do what you want in just a few lines of code...

One thing I've seen in the past is anti-virus software. Starting from version 5.0 ACCPAC switched to MS COM technology to build their UIs. Now OCXs and DLLs are heavily used in each screen. Unfortunately (or fortunately) most anti-virus software by default scan OCXs. This could delay ACCPAC...

COMAPI is only available in version 5.0 and above.

You may want to upgrade your DOS data to ACCPAC Plus 6 and up, then upgrade the data to ACCPAC 5.1 On each and every step make sure data integrity check is clean. I am not sure ACCPAC 5.1 can handle Plus 3.0 conversion.