Compatibility Problem. Help immediately.

[Sujatha]

We are using Visual Basic 6.0(SP3). We created a package for a Standard EXE project. We referred Activex Dlls in that Standard EXE Project. The Dlls are given Binary Compatibility. We installed the package in a system. While executing the application the following error
occurs. "Class does not support automation or does not support expected interface." Error No :430.
What is the solution for this? We also registered the Dlls on that system. In the system in which we created the package, the application is working fine. Please help immediately.

Thanks for any help.
Sujatha

[Chris]

Hi Sujatha, is the Activex DLL is wreitten by yourself?
If yes, the it is you made changes in your Activex DLL source code? Do you recompile the Activex DLL?

If yes, do you recompile your Standard EXE source file? You may need to do so if your original Standard EXE is reference to an Activex DLL with Binary Compatible set to false.

hope this will help you.

[vbmom]

All the things in the previous message, plus goto DOS window, the folder where the dll lives and regsvr32 it. Make sure if you change your EXE, you reference this dll or the project of the same version.

[okiedokie]

this may sound dumb but we did make that mistake so just thought i'll let u know...

When u coded did u use "New" for creating all the objects? If yes then
its only a case of different versions
else
correct all the code where objects are created with New and then try
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