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Crow King · 08-27-2002, 06:22 PM

The activex files are like DLLs for Visual Basic. I think what may have happened is some other program was installed on your machine which overwrote one of the activex components with an older version, which may be what is causing your error.

Try this:

1. Make a backup of your Autokick directory.
2. Uninstall Autokick.
3. Re-install Autokick.
4. Copy your backup directory back into your Autokick directory.

The install program will re-install the activex components on your machine if it sees one that is old. Let me know if it doesn't work for ya.

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Crow King is Offline Senior Member Posts: 542 Join Date: Jan 2002	08-27-2002, 06:22 PM The activex files are like DLLs for Visual Basic. I think what may have happened is some other program was installed on your machine which overwrote one of the activex components with an older version, which may be what is causing your error. Try this: 1. Make a backup of your Autokick directory. 2. Uninstall Autokick. 3. Re-install Autokick. 4. Copy your backup directory back into your Autokick directory. The install program will re-install the activex components on your machine if it sees one that is old. Let me know if it doesn't work for ya.