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Error: No Matching DLGINIT

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    ssirisha
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    I have a dialog resource within a COM object and have added a thirdparty ActiveX control to the dialog box. During execution, while loading the dialog resource I get the following error message.. "Dialog has OLE controls, but not matching DLGINIT resource" I checked the .rc file and there is DLGINIT resource defined. Any clue. Thanks

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      I have a dialog resource within a COM object and have added a thirdparty ActiveX control to the dialog box. During execution, while loading the dialog resource I get the following error message.. "Dialog has OLE controls, but not matching DLGINIT resource" I checked the .rc file and there is DLGINIT resource defined. Any clue. Thanks

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      Hi, Some times when u embed the ActiveX controls in a dialog the Dialog editor writes information required for instantiating the ActiveX control as a part of the DLGINIT. In you case this is missing. Just try deleting the ActiveX control in the Dialog Editor and then create it again.

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        Hi, Some times when u embed the ActiveX controls in a dialog the Dialog editor writes information required for instantiating the ActiveX control as a part of the DLGINIT. In you case this is missing. Just try deleting the ActiveX control in the Dialog Editor and then create it again.

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        ssirisha
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        I did delete/inserted the ActiveX control couple of times but same problem.

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        • P Prem Kumar

          Hi, Some times when u embed the ActiveX controls in a dialog the Dialog editor writes information required for instantiating the ActiveX control as a part of the DLGINIT. In you case this is missing. Just try deleting the ActiveX control in the Dialog Editor and then create it again.

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          I found the solution .. http://support.microsoft.com/search/preview.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q231591 Thanks for your time and effort.

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