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[You just have to be careful with the different versions of the COMDLG32.OCX.[…] As well, there appears to be issues when you design for one OS (like Win 98) and then it is run with another OS (like NT).
I’m afraid, I have to completely disagree with your concerns. I have used this OCX and the Navision objects (the same ones I had posted to http://www.mynavision.net dowload area) in many different Installations including Win98 and also NT. According to my experience there are lot’s of NT clients where COMDLG32.OCX is not installed. Installing and registering it as I mentioned in the Readme.TXT (which comes with the downloaded package), I never encountered any difficulties. However there is a general rule that if you want to compile a FOB which contains calls to an OCX you need to have a license to this OCX. I am unable to tell whether or not a license is necessary for the COMDLG or under which circumstances the license is being installed. As I own the MS Office Developer Tools, as well as the MSDN Library I have access to almost every Microsoft OCX. However, as long as you don’t modify my original FOB, you don’t have to recompile and therefore it wouldn’t matter whether or not you own a license. If you have to modify (enhance?) my FOB, you might send it to me and I’ll compile it for you providing you give me your permission to put the enhanced FOB once again in the download area for public free use. Marcus Fabian phone: +41 79 4397872 m.fabian@thenet.ch