'MSCAL. OCX. not correctly registered file is missing or invalid.'

[Perry J Hemmings]

Can anyone help with this problem please, I have a small
application that I use a MSCalendar.OCX which when I
developed worked perfectly on my PC, but when I put it
on my Clients PC I got a message:

'Component MSCAL. OCX. not correctly registered file is missing or
invalid.'

Any ideas?

Perry

[herr...@my-dejanews.com]

You should copy mscal.ocx to the client's \windows\system32 directory. Then
from a DOS COMMAND session, change to the system32 directory and type
"REGSVR32.EXE MSCAL.OCX". If all goes well, you then receive a message box
noting that the registration was successful…

Good Luck,
Raul Herrero

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[Johan van Niekerk]

Hiya

I had a similar problem and got the following fix.
Hope this helps :)

Johan

Microsoft Visual Basic Professional and Enterprise Editions for
Windows, version 5.0
---------------------------------------------------------------------
SYMPTOMS
========
When using the Visual Basic Setup Wizard to install an application, the
following errors may occur:
"c:\windows\system\$(dllselfregisterex) could not be registered
because
it could not be found."
-or-
"The dependency file for MSCAL.OCX is out of date."
CAUSE
=====
The Calendar control is part of the Office Developers Edition, not part
of
Visual Basic. In order to be in compliance with the licensing agreement,
you must have a license for Office Developers Edition.
RESOLUTION
==========
In the VB5dep.ini file backwards compatibility section, add the
following
lines:
[MSCAL.OCX]
Register=$(DLLSelfRegister)
Dest=$(WinSysPath)
Uses=1
After the changes above have been added, use the Setup Wizard again to
create the setup application.

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