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Obtaining a Missing Object Library

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shanty

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Sep 20, 1998
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I tried to run a MSDN sample project called accstp3.vdp.<br>
When I tried to run it, it gave me a compile error:<br>
&quot;Can't find project or library.&quot;<br>
<br>
When I went into references, it said:<br>
&quot;MISSING: Microsoft Message Queue Object Library.&quot;<br>
<br>
I have encountered this error message several times when running sample projects.<br>
<br>
Is there a convenient way to find an object library such as this one?<br>

 
First of all it might be easier to find the exact file like xyz.OCX or whatever.<br>
If you open the forms and modules you might find a declare or something that should specify which file it needs.<br>
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hi,<br>
<br>
I agree with Doug, you need to find the OCX name then take a copy of it and run regsvr32 [ocx name]. This will register it. <br>
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One thing to note - if its an MSDN app it could be wrote for a different operating system than yours ie NT, Win2k etc.<br>
<br>
Cal
 
Thanks DougP and calahans.<br>
<br>
This gets me started.<br>
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When I pull up the References window, the line at the bottom starting with the word &quot;Location&quot; gives the following dll:<br>
mqoa.dll.<br>
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I have not been able to find mqoa.dll.<br>
Any suggestions?
 
Paste the whole declare here.<br>
so we can have a look see.
 
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