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I am trying to active an OCX-file frpm Java using Jacozoom. This however fails in an intermittent way. Sometimes a null is returned where it should have been a pointer to the activeX-object. <br />
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Are there any special permission-issues that needs to be thought of for a non-admin user in Wndows XP?
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I am trying to active an OCX-file frpm Java using Jacozoom. This however fails in an intermittent way. Sometimes a null is returned where it should have been a pointer to the activeX-object. 

Are there any special permission-issues that needs to be thought of for a non-admin user in Wndows XP?

Activating OCX-file

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