CAI WebControl Logger [Software]
- Thread starter LarsK
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I'm running it on XP Home. I have openremote running on the same machine to remotely access the board from my tablet and phone. I looked at the taskmanager and didn't see it running. How do you access the setting for the program? I thought I could just open the program and make changes to where its being logged. Do I need to install a certain .NET framework?
LarsK
Active Member
Hi, tried XP Virtual machine on my Win7 PC.
Seems like I found the error.
Try to download: http://www.weatherby...rolLoggerXP.exe
This version is developed for XP, but will run on Win7 as well. (But code is actually upgraded vs. last release...)
Please report if the program now is running on your PC!
And, if program still is just showing the splash screen, remember to check the task manager.
Seems like I have to set up a XP machine for debugging the program
I don't trust just running virtual machine to make sure everything is ok.
If anybody has Win2000. it would be great to know if it's running smooth on that OS.
Seems like I found the error.
Try to download: http://www.weatherby...rolLoggerXP.exe
This version is developed for XP, but will run on Win7 as well. (But code is actually upgraded vs. last release...)
Please report if the program now is running on your PC!
And, if program still is just showing the splash screen, remember to check the task manager.
Seems like I have to set up a XP machine for debugging the program
I don't trust just running virtual machine to make sure everything is ok.
If anybody has Win2000. it would be great to know if it's running smooth on that OS.
LarsK
Active Member
Hmm... I have no clue why, but it seems like you have a problem with a dll or ocx file.
To debugg the problem I had to install VB6.0 on the XP Virtual Machine.
So, then I wont have the same problem.
A solution worth to try is to install VB6. SP1.
It contains a lot of the files you can be missing.
Download: http://www.weatherby...=vbrun60sp6.exe
Install and try again...
And, check that system32 has the following files installed:
comdlg32.ocx
msinet.ocx
richtx32.ocx
tabctl32.ocx
comctl32.ocx
mscomctl.ocx
qprogif.ocx
If they are there try to check if they are registered:
Click Start type command "cmd"
Browse to system32 folder in cmd window
type regsvr32 comdlg32.ocx and check that file is registered.
Then do the same to ALL ocx files in the list.
To debugg the problem I had to install VB6.0 on the XP Virtual Machine.
So, then I wont have the same problem.
A solution worth to try is to install VB6. SP1.
It contains a lot of the files you can be missing.
Download: http://www.weatherby...=vbrun60sp6.exe
Install and try again...
And, check that system32 has the following files installed:
comdlg32.ocx
msinet.ocx
richtx32.ocx
tabctl32.ocx
comctl32.ocx
mscomctl.ocx
qprogif.ocx
If they are there try to check if they are registered:
Click Start type command "cmd"
Browse to system32 folder in cmd window
type regsvr32 comdlg32.ocx and check that file is registered.
Then do the same to ALL ocx files in the list.
Sorry, still no go. I noticed that the install wants to replace the ocx files with a newer version of them. I don't understand why you would want to do that. It would most likely cause windows to become unstable.
It would have been nice to be able to log some values, but I don't think your program can work with my system. Which is very strange considering I have a Windows XP computer.
It would have been nice to be able to log some values, but I don't think your program can work with my system. Which is very strange considering I have a Windows XP computer.
LarsK
Active Member
The update will not make any problems with your computer.
The reason is that there has been updated functions in the ocx files since XP was released.
Also, not all ocx files included are installed as default in XP.
Do you have any problems using the installer in XP?
(I have a nagging feeling that's the installer that is the problem...)
The reason is that there has been updated functions in the ocx files since XP was released.
Also, not all ocx files included are installed as default in XP.
Do you have any problems using the installer in XP?
(I have a nagging feeling that's the installer that is the problem...)
