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Does your software require .NET?
All of our .NET components are designed for use with the .NET
Framework and hence they do require the appropriate .NET Framework to
function.
Our ActiveX/COM components are very small and...
What installer can I use to distribute the DLL file with my application?
We have designed our component software to be very easy to use in a number of ways:Installing the component software for development purposes. The software can be automatically added to your toolbox i...
What type of Variant should be used to pass data to the ActiveX/COM components?
You should be using a Variant which includes Double arrays - not a Variant array or a Variant containing an array of Variants.
The process of using VC++ 6 or Borland C++ Builder 6 to pass data throug...
Can I roll back an upgrade if there is a problem?
Yes, this is generally very easy to do. In many cases, you may have a smoothly running application and do not wish to cause any problems to it. For this reason, we aim to ensure that each new version ...
My computer seemed to slow down when I used your components, what happened?
In the trial versions, there is a brief timed countdown to display the splash screen. This will occur each time the component is accessed such as in Excel. Hence, any slowdown would be caused by this....
Can I use your ActiveX - COM components within an SQL Server 2000 TSQL application?
Unfortunately, this requires a specific type of COM component that can deal with arrays in a certain way. Some of our components, such as MatrixTools/X, do provide this functionality. The components w...
Can I use your ActiveX - COM components within a Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) application?
Unfortunately, this requires a specific type of COM component that can deal with arrays in a certain way. Some of our components, such as MatrixTools/X, do provide this functionality. The components w...
The sample application does not run, why?
There can be a number of situations where you may experience some difficulty in compiling or running an application. There are numerous causes for this and we describe some of these situations below.
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Can I distribute applications using your controls?
Yes! You are permitted to include licensed versions of our controls and components in your applications, provided they do not constitute a component similar to ours and that you meet all the terms of ...
What programming environments does your software function in ?
We have tested our ActiveX/COM controls in the following environments:
Visual Basic 6
Visual Basic .NET 2002, 2003
Visual C++ 6
Visual C++ .NET 2002, 2003
Visual C# 2002, 2003
Excel 2000...
What is the difference between an ActiveX control and a COM object ?
The non-technical explanation is this - an ActiveX control is a COM object that provides a GUI for use within an integrated development environment. In our implementation, they both provide the ...
What is the LIC file and what do I do with it?
When you purchase one of our ActiveX/COM components, you receive a licensed version. Licensed components require a LIC file which is installed in the Windows system directory. Together, they permit yo...
Do you provide demo applications with your software ?
Yes, we provide demo applications with all our components. For ActiveX and COM components, we normally provide sample applications in Visual Basic 6 and Excel. In many cases, we also provide sample ap...
How do I use a component in my application ?
The best way to learn how to use any of our components, is to see
how they are used in a simple demonstration application. In general,
components provide you with powerful new capabilities that you ...
How do I use the Visual Basic PD - Package and Deployment Wizard with your ActiveX COM components ?
Using the Visual Studio PD Wizard to distribute your applications
created using Windale Technologies ActiveX/COM Components is very easy,
but there are some considerations that you need to handle wh...
ActiveX Errors in Excel: Compile error: Can't find project or library
Cause: the component dll is missing from the Windows System32 directory.
Solution: Reinstall the ActiveX control or if it is a deployed system, ensure thatthe control DLL is installed in the Windows ...
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