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Hola, he visto una mención a este modo de crear graficos con la dll o el ocx de RMChart. Hace bastantes años lo usaba con gran satisfacción, pero cuando me pasé a Harbour no pude usarla más. Aparte, si mal no recuerdo para usarla habia que utilizar una clase ...

... Signature pad. All other PCs running the very same .exe work fine. The only difference is the application on those other PCs never calls any Topaz OCX methods. For now I commented that line and I'm linking dialog.prg to override that line. But I know that others in the fwh community are using Topaz ...

I'm sorry I know this post is from 2018 but I have a similar problem. I use an OCX from Topaz to gather patient signatures on documents. The line hb_gcAll() inside Tdialog breaks the program after a few times being executed.

Has a solution to this been found?

Thank you.

... ah, thx for Answer i have try that CODE on some *.OCX but i got only https://i.postimg.cc/26WWKqNK/Active-X-STDCALL.jpg which are the Standard Method of ActiveX ( Sample VLC ActiveX )

hi, - Para usar OLE es necesario registrar la DLL (algo que no me gusta) you can "register" a OCX = DLL using Manifest https://www.xbaseforum.de/viewtopic.php?p=121851#p121851 also look at MSDN https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/windows/win32/sbscs/assembly-manifests?redirectedfrom=MSDN

... test that you can do is this one from a command window and check what msg you get: For 32 bits: %systemroot%\SysWoW64\regsvr32.exe cipwin32.ocx For 64 bits: %systemroot%\System32\regsvr32.exe cipwin32.ocx Note On a 64-bit version of Windows operating system, there are two versions of the ...

... 32 and 64 bits ? 32or64.prg #include "FiveWin.ch"function Main()   local hDLL   MsgInfo( hDLL := LoadLibrary( “cipwin32.ocx” ) )   MsgInfo( If( FreeLibrary( hDLL ) != 0, "Properly freed", "can't free it" ) )return nil ...

Thank you Jimmy.

...  #else      #define FWDESCRIPTION "FiveWin for Harbour 64"   #endif but you can not use 32 Bit LIB or DLL with 64 Bit App as *.OCX is a *.DLL you can (try) to "check" it with this Code ( also work for *.EXE ) #include "Fileio.ch"#include "HMG.ch" ...

Dear Tim,

I already told you:

Windows uses stuff named 32 but it is 64 bits software

There are tools to inspect them and check the above. 32 bits and 64 bits can't be mixed, sorry.

Antonio, I COMPLETELY understand the need for an .ocx for 64 bit from them. I got that with your first response and already asked them for it. My last question was to understand the use of 32 vs 64 bit .lib files in general, not related to this feature. ...

... is the names and another the code. Windows uses stuff named 32 but it is 64 bits software. In this case, if they only provide a single “cipwin32.ocx” and it is the one that you use from your 32 bits app, then forget about using it from 64 bits as it is. There is no way at all. They must provide ...

... the files we link into our 64 bit program are labeled as "32" .lib files, and the program works. Is it just not possible to use a 32 bit ocx file with a 64 bit application? Many of those lib files are from Windows, ie. shell32.lib, and many more. I'm just trying to understand what can, ...

Dear Tim, I have googled for "cipwin32.ocx" and found this: https://dev.gravitypayments.com/docs/easy-integrator/ where you can read: Win32 ActiveX OCX library – “cipwin32.ocx” If it is a Win32 OCX it won't work on 64 bits, ...

I have a file, cipwin32.ocx which I have registered in the executable file directory. I then make the call: SetObject := CreateObject("cipwin32.easyIntegrator")  When executing the code, I get the following error: ...