ActiveX component Error 429

[DKDiveDude]

In Access 2000 on my Notebook computer, I added a Reference to msinet.ocx, included with Visual Basic 5.0, 6.0, Office 2000 Developer, Visual FoxPro 6.0, Visual C++ 5.0, 6.0, it hosts the Microsoft Internet Transfer Control.

Anyways only on my desktop computer had I installed one of the above programs, so I copied the msinet.ocx file from the System32 folder (Windows 2000) to my Notebook which runs Windows XP.

The functions and data types are recognized fine, but when I get to the following point:

Dim FTP as Inet
Set FTP = New Inet

Specifically Set FTP = New Inet, I get the following error:

Run-time error '429'

ActiveX component can't create object


Reading the help subject on this error, I see that it could be caused by the object class is not registrered.

How can I easily do that, without installing one of the top mentioned program, or what else could cause this problem.

Thanks

 

[Travis]

Create a basic application with a reference to the OCX. Then "Package & Deploy" it. Install this application on your Notebook.

Using the Package & Deploy will help in gathering all of the OCX dependencies.

 

[DKDiveDude]

Thanks for the quick reply, I'll try that.

 

[DKDiveDude]

Ok so far so good, now at least no "ActiveX component Error 429", but I still have a problem.

Let me try and show the complete code I found on thw web:

Function UploadFile(ByVal HostName As String, _
ByVal UserName As String, _
ByVal Password As String, _
ByVal LocalFileName As String, _
ByVal RemoteFileName As String) As Boolean

Dim FTP As Inet

Set FTP = New Inet
With FTP
.Protocol = icFTP
.RemoteHost = HostName
.UserName = UserName
.Password = Password
.Execute .URL, "Put " + LocalFileName + " " + RemoteFileName
Do While .StillExecuting
DoEvents
Loop
UploadFile = (.ResponseCode = 0)
End With
Set FTP = Nothing
End Function



So I call the above function and pass my parameters, example:

boolSucceed=UploadFile("www.MySuperDuperWebsite.com","username","password","c:\hello.htm","public_html/hello.htm")

And it return with NO errors - cool I thought, but I looked all over my website and the file is no where to be seen.

Any Ideas?