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ShayTal

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May 22, 2001
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i m using embedded VC for wince (pocket pc), and i m trying to create an ActiveX control, i m using the wizard to do that, i created the control, it compiles and even register on the emulation (i m getting a message box saying that)
now i want to add that control to my client app, but the control doesn't show in the "register controls" box, and if i try to register it, it says ("fails to find desktop version of this control")

how can i make this work !!!

Shay
 
Are you using the control on the NT emulator if so I don't think it will work correctly. I ran into a similar registration problem and resorted to using an iPaq to test my app and it registered and worked fine. However, it made development and testing very slow.

HTH,
JC
 
i can not even add the control to a form, it tells me that this control is not register on the desktop, therefore unable to add the control to the project

any ideas ?

Shay
 
Hi,

We are facing the same prob.If you have resolved it up ,please update us on that.

Thanks

Sunil Mattoo
(sunmatts@yahoo.com,mattoo@itil.com)
 

Hi
When you have purchased or developed a ActiveX control or COM component for windows CE , you must register the same control using regsvr32.exe in the desktop pc, then register it in the windows ce by the eVC++ or eVB ie when you execute or run the control it will be registered in the Pocket PC by the visual studio , or you can use regsvrce.exe and register the control in the Pocket PC.

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regards,
Rahunandan
 
Hi

To Register a ActiveX control in Win CE use the tool made available from
A free GUI based registration tool. It works just the same as regsvrce, but allows you to type in the dll name in an edit box, instead of having to specify it on a command line.

Regards,
K Rahunandan
kandragu1@hotmail.com
 
I have installed the embedded VC++ in my pc and i have a project to be compiled... however eVC++ can't find the win32(wce x86em) debug or release mode. also when i tried to open OPTION->Directory tab eVC++ crashed... do you all have any idea on this?
 
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