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ERROR: Invalid ProgID (windows2000)

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    Hi all. I have an ASP that runs ok in Windows XP. But now, I need it to run in windows2000 server, and I get a error of invalid progid in a comand like this: Set qDest = Server.CreateObject ("MSMQ.MSMQDestination") I'm using message queues, but can't understant what is the problem i'm having now. Thanks in advance, Pedro Roriz

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      Hi all. I have an ASP that runs ok in Windows XP. But now, I need it to run in windows2000 server, and I get a error of invalid progid in a comand like this: Set qDest = Server.CreateObject ("MSMQ.MSMQDestination") I'm using message queues, but can't understant what is the problem i'm having now. Thanks in advance, Pedro Roriz

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      If it's giving you an "Invalid Progid", that means it basically could not find the registry keys that link a Progid (simple name like MSMG.MSMQDestination) to the GUID for the COM object. This most likely means that MSMQ is not installed, or it is not properly installed.


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