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    Could someone please explain to me how design-time license works. I have been doing a lot of research on the net regarding this, but am not satisfied with what I have found. There is an article on this website that talks about it briefly. http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/msflexgrid\_in\_cop\_ctrl.asp?target=design|time|runtime|license#xx460936xx Only this article the guy registers a license for his control in the code itself, but where did he get the license key? I would like to use mschart.ocx, but when I try to instantiate it in the code it says that I require a design-time license. Now currently I have office97 on my machine and so I did not have mschart.ocx. I downloaded it off the net and stuck it my my system32 directory and registered the ocx. Here is a question, lets say that at somepoint I do get the so called design-time license for mschart.ocx. Will I be able to use it since I am only running office97? or do I require office xp installed on my macine in order to use it? As you can see there is a lot I don't know. PLease help enlighten me. Thank you. Sincerely, Mardigin

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      Could someone please explain to me how design-time license works. I have been doing a lot of research on the net regarding this, but am not satisfied with what I have found. There is an article on this website that talks about it briefly. http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/msflexgrid\_in\_cop\_ctrl.asp?target=design|time|runtime|license#xx460936xx Only this article the guy registers a license for his control in the code itself, but where did he get the license key? I would like to use mschart.ocx, but when I try to instantiate it in the code it says that I require a design-time license. Now currently I have office97 on my machine and so I did not have mschart.ocx. I downloaded it off the net and stuck it my my system32 directory and registered the ocx. Here is a question, lets say that at somepoint I do get the so called design-time license for mschart.ocx. Will I be able to use it since I am only running office97? or do I require office xp installed on my macine in order to use it? As you can see there is a lot I don't know. PLease help enlighten me. Thank you. Sincerely, Mardigin

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      Oops The link I meant to paste is: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/MSFlexGrid\_In\_Cop\_Ctrl.asp Sorry about that. Mardigin

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        Could someone please explain to me how design-time license works. I have been doing a lot of research on the net regarding this, but am not satisfied with what I have found. There is an article on this website that talks about it briefly. http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/msflexgrid\_in\_cop\_ctrl.asp?target=design|time|runtime|license#xx460936xx Only this article the guy registers a license for his control in the code itself, but where did he get the license key? I would like to use mschart.ocx, but when I try to instantiate it in the code it says that I require a design-time license. Now currently I have office97 on my machine and so I did not have mschart.ocx. I downloaded it off the net and stuck it my my system32 directory and registered the ocx. Here is a question, lets say that at somepoint I do get the so called design-time license for mschart.ocx. Will I be able to use it since I am only running office97? or do I require office xp installed on my macine in order to use it? As you can see there is a lot I don't know. PLease help enlighten me. Thank you. Sincerely, Mardigin

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        Okay, I used the license key requestor to try and discover the license key for mschart.ocx This app can be downloaded at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q151771 However it says that mschart.ocx does not have a license. This is basically what I wish to do. I wish to embed an excel spreadsheet and chart into an application build using MFC. I wish my users to only require office 97 at best installed. Is this a possability? Are there ActiveX controls compatible for excel97 spreadsheet and chart? Mardigin

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