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  1. Sep 23rd, 2001, 04:16 PM #1
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    Angry 429 Error PLEASE HELP

    When I use the package and deploymemt wizard to distribute my program I get this 429 cant create ActiveX component error when i try to run it after Ive installed it.
    It works fine on my win98 PC but not on one running win95. The error is with vtext.dll.

    PLEASE HELP ME

    THANKS A LOT
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  2. Sep 24th, 2001, 05:42 PM #2
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    It indicates that one or more dep. files are missing.

    my question is what is vtext.dll ?
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  3. Sep 25th, 2001, 05:18 AM #3
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    vtext.dll is a control that reads out text ie: through speakers.

    If files are missing how do I find out what they are? Shouldn't PDW have added them? Can I find them in the project menu under references?
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    vtext.dll may have dependencies that are unknown.
    If no dep information (look for file called vtext.dep) is provided with the file, the PDW won't know what to include.
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  6. Sep 25th, 2001, 02:58 PM #5
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    I cant find any .dep file for it.

    Ms Visual Installer seems to think that - "One or more files in MSVBVM60.msm, OLEAUT32.msm and MSCOMCT2.msm have different versions than those installed on this machine."

    Do I need to get these files again from somewhere ???

    I'm using PDW instead because i'm not familiar with MS Visual Installer and it needs a Windows Service Pack installed on the targert machine, which I cant garuantee.

    I know Im kinda throwing up random errors but Im hoping something will eventually work.

    And I thought PDW was going to make this bit easy.

    Thanks
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  7. Sep 25th, 2001, 03:15 PM #6
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    go to the source :)

    where did u get the vtext.dll from in the first place?
    you might wanna go back to where u got it and ask what are the deps.

    are there any helpfile with this file ? It might tell u what files has to be distributed in order to run.
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  8. Sep 25th, 2001, 03:40 PM #7
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    It was just there, I noticed it when i was looking down the components list in vb. There's some files in c:\windows\speech\ but putting those on the win95 pc doesn't do anything. The help file is no help at all, nothing to do with vb or programming.
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  9. Sep 25th, 2001, 03:46 PM #8
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    It was just there, I noticed it when i was looking down the components list in vb. There's some files in c:\windows\speech\ but putting those on the win95 pc doesn't do anything. The help file is no help at all, nothing to do with vb or programming.
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