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  1. May 30th, 2005, 11:29 PM #1
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    ADO not working in Win 9X

    i created a small prgm,using ADO.But when i tried to run it in Another comp it sayActivX can't cretaObjects.
    I used regsvr32]to register the msado15.dll but still it didn' work..
    Weter i need to install MDAC or Jet Engine tere.Plz help
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  2. May 31st, 2005, 12:29 AM #2
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    Re: ADO not working in Win 9X

    You need to install MDAC. MS also has a Component Checker utility to tell you what version, if any, is installed on a system. You
    can not just copy over the one file for ADO support. There are several dependancies that are also required. Your best bet is to create an
    installation file using a packaging program.
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