Keith,

Thank You for the clarification.

Regards hfat

Keith Saunders wrote:

dueno wrote:

The OCX is missing or corupt, please reinstall the Configuration tool !

 

This means that the runtime library is missing or cannot access it from the C:\Windows\system32 directory

I have the same problem after installing config tool 5.12.

But where do I find the missing runtime library? 

The Configuration Tool uses Microsoft runtime libraries which most people already have loaded onto their Windows PC

Many software developers just assume that everyone would at sometime had these runtime libraries loaded and in particular if you have installed any of the Microsoft express software products, then they will be loaded.

Check what applications you have installed by going into the Windows Control Panel and see if you have Microsoft .NET version 3.5 framework installed and if not. If it is not installed then go to the Microsoft web site and download and install it which will also install the associated runtime libraries.

You can also check the C:\Windows\System32 directory and check to see if you have a file called comdig32.ocx which could either be an old version or does not exist at all.

I have net. framework 3.5 SP1 installed.

I found the comdlg32.ocx file in C:\Windows\system32

What about net. framework 4 ?

Hi

Anyone who can point me to where to download the config tool 5.12? - thanks

You can download it here:

Thank you so much!

Humm.. I have always used the built in macro function? Just right-click the button, choose propertiesd when you are in the "Edit" tab.

Go to IR and start adding 3PartyIR and delays.

Works for me? Am I missing any funtions when doing it this way?

Cheers!

hello!

my question a little bit off topic (macros) - will I expect any problems using the new CT with my old Beo5

I mean I know "never change a winning team" and its always possible that some issue will occur but I do not want to get any trouble which could be avoided

Regards Elmar