Vista OI 7.2.1 (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 13 FEB 2007 10:46:07AM Anders Lindholt wrote:
Just move the hole application to Vista Business and recived the following error code:
DllRegisterServer in VSPDF.OCX Failed.
Return Code was: 0x80020009
the same problem in:
DllRegisterServer in vsprint7.ocx Faild.
Return Code was: 0x80020009.
Both files an present i c:\oi\oinsight there the exe file is placed.
Why ?
ps. worked perfect on XP Pro
At 13 FEB 2007 11:22AM Author: [email protected]'s Paul Simonsen wrote:
Anders,
To register the dll's on a local drive, pull up the Start menu and in the "Start Search" line, type in your regsvr32 command (regsvr32 c:\oi\oinsight\~~dllname~~) and press Ctrl-Shift-Enter. This runs the command in full admin mode.
We're still encountering some problems in Vista registering dll's in this manner to a network drive, however.
At 13 FEB 2007 11:23AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
Guessing you don't have admin rights by default.
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At 13 FEB 2007 11:51AM [url=http://www.srpcs.com]SRP[/url]'s Kevin Fournier wrote:
To all Vista Adventurers:
The real issue is that, even as an Admin user, you don't have full admin rights in Vista. When it comes to any sort of registry updates, you need Secret Squirrel Admin rights–something no user gets by default.
There's a handy menu option on most programs. You can right click and choose Run as Administrator. Don't be confused. Even if you are an administrator, the above option grants you FULL administrator rights. Welcome to the wonderful world of UAC (User Account Control).
So, when you want to run an installation that you think will touch the registry, run it with the above command. Alternatively, you can run any command line in Secret Squirrel Admin mode from the Start menu using CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER. If you have a program (such as Visual Studio) that always needs to run in Secret Squirrel Admin mode, then do the following:
1. Create a shortcut.
2. Right click it and choose properties
3. Select the Compatability tab
4. Check the "Run the program as an administrator" option
Also, you will always get the Cancel/Allow message when running in Secret Squirrel Admin mode.
Oh, and there is one other option. You could disable the UAC altogether. It's not recommended because you system becomes "less secure" or something. Personally, I turned it off. But I needed to because I am a programmer and I couldn't debug applications with it on.
To disable UAC:
1. Control Panel (Normal view, not Classic View)
2. User Accounts
3. User Accounts (yes, twice)
4. Select the "Turn User Account Control on or off" option
Hope this clears things up a little.
At 13 FEB 2007 12:31PM Anders Lindholt wrote:
thanks a'lot.
I will look into it tonight !
Anders
At 13 FEB 2007 12:57PM Mike Ruane wrote:
Kevin-
Great tip - Thanks!
Mike Ruane
At 13 FEB 2007 09:29PM William Ng wrote:
Wow. Great info. Thanks for sharing.
At 14 FEB 2007 06:06AM [email protected] wrote:
Besides the constant "Are you sure you want to run this program?", "Please enter an administrator password" and "You have moved the mouse, are you sure you wish to continue this action" messages, I've had no problems running OI on Vista with a standard user account.
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At 14 FEB 2007 09:29AM [email protected]'s Don Bakke wrote:
I wasn't planning on reporting this until I verified it with a different version of OI but we discovered that Msg crashes in Vista with an "Unrecoverable OpenEngine Error - Out of Memory" when called like this:
Msg("This will crash in Vista"[/color])[/color][/color][/size]This happened with OI 7.0.1. The easy fix was to convert it to an OpenInsight syntax.
At 15 FEB 2007 03:19AM [email protected] wrote:
That syntax works with OI 8.
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