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I have some code that includes the following statement: Efrm::Init(tcKeyValue, tnAskAdd) Can anyone explain what this is doing?? I understand the passing of values to the init function but what does the :: mean? Thanks.

I have a toolbar that I want to put 256 color images on as icons. The toolbar editor shows the image in 256 color mode but after compiling, when I run, the toolbar shows a sad 16 color version of it. What's the deal? Any ideas? Is there a 16-color limit to toolbar graphics? Thanks.

I have a toolbar that I want to put 256 color images on as icons. The toolbar editor shows the image in 256 color mode but after compiling, when I run, the toolbar shows a sad 16 color version of it. What's the deal? Any ideas? Is there a 16-color limit to toolbar graphics? Thanks.

Thanks Rick! Creating a plain old class using the OLECONTROL and a winsock control on it and then inheriting that class eliminated the license issue. Your code snippet did the trick. Tom

Uncanny is my partner in crime!!! We're both employed by the same development company and need an email function for our various applications and needless to say, have been battling this Winsock stuff. Our email class is very stable and reliable except we can't understand this Winsock license...

We're using VFP 7.0 and have defined a class. Within this class we create the object, connect, etc. We used the InstallShield Express to create a setup and added the Winsock control as part of the setup process. After installing the program and rebooting the client computer, we still get the...

We've written an email class that utilizes the Microsoft Winsock 6.0 Active X control that comes with Foxpro and Visual Studio. When the compiled program is executed on a machine other than the development machine, a message appears indicating there is no license available to instantiate the...