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Identify each VBX and its replacement OCX
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A lot of the vendors took the opportunity to rename their products when they made the switch to .OCX technology, so it's not just a matter of comparing filenames. I would contact the vendor for each of your .VBXes and see what they offer as replacement.
BTW, I suspect that many of the OCX controls have been EOL'd (End of Lifed) as they start work on their .NET controls. Getting support for them in a year or two may be difficult.
Chip H.
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A lot of the vendors took the opportunity to rename their products when they made the switch to .OCX technology, so it's not just a matter of comparing filenames. I would contact the vendor for each of your .VBXes and see what they offer as replacement.
BTW, I suspect that many of the OCX controls have been EOL'd (End of Lifed) as they start work on their .NET controls. Getting support for them in a year or two may be difficult.
Chip H.
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ222-2244 first
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