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Thanks Erick37.<br />
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That seemed to fix my problem!<br />
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GeneM
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Thanks Erick37.

That seemed to fix my problem!

GeneM

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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have been running VB5 on a Win98 machine for a very long time. &nbsp;Well, I finally got a new machine with XP Pro. &nbsp;I installed vb5 on my new machine and copied over my programs.<br />
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I have a project that uses the commondialog control. &nbsp;When I load the project, I get a message &quot;Error during load. &nbsp;Refer to ... .log. &nbsp;The log file contains the message: &quot;Cannot load control CommonDialog1; license not found&quot;. &nbsp;<br />
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In my project menu, I have checked the reference for Microsoft Common Dialog Control 6.0. &nbsp;I also have checked the corresponding component. &nbsp;The file comdlg32.ocx is in C:\windows\system32\ .<br />
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This project worked fine on my old machine Any ideas what might be wrong here?<br />
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Thanks for any help.
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Hello Experts,

I have been running VB5 on a Win98 machine for a very long time.  Well, I finally got a new machine with XP Pro.  I installed vb5 on my new machine and copied over my programs.

I have a project that uses the commondialog control.  When I load the project, I get a message "Error during load.  Refer to ... .log.  The log file contains the message: "Cannot load control CommonDialog1; license not found".  

In my project menu, I have checked the reference for Microsoft Common Dialog Control 6.0.  I also have checked the corresponding component.  The file comdlg32.ocx is in C:\windows\system32\ .

This project worked fine on my old machine Any ideas what might be wrong here?

Thanks for any help.

VB5 Cannot load control CommonDialog1; license not found

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