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comctl32.ocx error.. by roflmao456 on 03-20-2008 at 01:48 AM
well i tried opening some program "Script packager" to see how it's like and i end up with this:
RE: comctl32.ocx error.. by surftake on 03-23-2008 at 07:00 AM
Your missing a file. Find the control and place it IN THE DIRECTORY from which you are attempting to run an application. There is NO NEED to place it in your windows directory (or subdirectory). I wish more people would keep these types of files in the respective directory. Lazy bastards.
RE: comctl32.ocx error.. by Jarrod on 03-23-2008 at 07:10 AM
http://www.ascentive.com/support/new/images/lib/COMCTL32.OCX
run>Regsvr32 /s AnyBouton.ocx
RE: comctl32.ocx error.. by Jesus on 03-23-2008 at 07:30 AM
quote:It is not a necessity indeed.
Originally posted by surftake
There is NO NEED to place it in your windows directory (or subdirectory). I wish more people would keep these types of files in the respective directory.
However, it's quite likely that other programs will need this component too over time so IMO it's better to place it in a system directory (eg. C:\WINDOWS or C:\WINDOWS\system32) and register it to allow other programs to use it too.
This will also keep you Program Files folder clean after the application is uninstalled, as the uninstaller probably won't remove the control and thus leave the program folder in Program Files.
RE: comctl32.ocx error.. by roflmao456 on 03-25-2008 at 01:26 AM
quote:i know that will (most likely) work, but what about for ALL of my programs?
Originally posted by surftake
Your missing a file. Find the control and place it IN THE DIRECTORY from which you are attempting to run an application. There is NO NEED to place it in your windows directory (or subdirectory). I wish more people would keep these types of files in the respective directory. Lazy bastards.
i wouldn't like to keep copying the same file and wasting space just to get one working
anyway, i downloaded and registered it (file's in system32 right now) but it still shows the same error (tried restarting)
RE: comctl32.ocx error.. by CookieRevised on 03-25-2008 at 01:32 AM
Probably because it is the very same version you already had.
Thus, you should've checked the version number from the one you already have and checked the version from the one you downloaded first... (you should get a totally different error if you don't have the file; this error tells you that you _do_ have the file, but it is a different version than the one which ScriptPackager is compiled with).
PS: comctl32.ocx should be placed in your SYSTEM32 directory, not in the local application's directory (unless you have a very good reason to do so and you know what you're doing)! It is a common ActiveX control, used by many programs, it should go in your SYSTEM32 directory if you don't want to run into more problems.
EDIT:
Instead of downloading random files from the net of which you don't know what version they are, for what OS they are meant or if they are tampered with, you better download them from the official source:
Install the VB6 SP6 Run-Time Redistribution Pack:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?f...-9117-F673077FFB3C
And update the Common Controls:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?f...-BB14-64662F5F62FE
PS1: you don't need to register anything, the installers will do it for you. Just download and run the installers.
PS2: You might want to try a couple of times, the Download Center is currently experiencing some difficulties. If you get an "page not found, unable to service your request." error, try again later...
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There is also a "Script Packager" script:
[RELEASE] PACKAGER : Packs made easy for scripts developers
This script uses the 7-zip command line application as zipper.
Dempsey's "Script Packager" application:
http://mpscripts.net/tools.php
This VB6 application uses the Info-Zip's DLL and the Common Controls ActiveX OCXs.
