I am in the process of rolling out new desktops to my users. The PCs are running Windows 7 64-bit. When attempting to install Syteline I am running into a problem during the installation of the Syteline registration files. It appears that all of the .dll and .ocx files are registered properly with the exception of the csspin32.ocx file. Windows throws up an error that this particular .ocx file was not able to self-register.
From what I have experienced so far, Syteline operates just fine with one exception. When attempting to view the Current Operations within the Item Maintenance screen an error pops up stating that the “Specified ActiveX control is not registered or the .ocx file was removed from where it was registered.” I am able to click “OK” multiple times and eventually come to the Current Operations screen. On the Current Operations screen there are seven or eight fields that are supposed to have up / down arrows next to them to change the increment amount in the field. I believe that the ActiveX control error is directly related to these controls because they are not displayed on the screen and the number of times that I must click “OK” on the error message matches the number of missing controls.
Is there a workaround to get this csspin32.ocx control registered properly in Windows 7 64-bit?
All help is greatly appreciated!
From what I have experienced so far, Syteline operates just fine with one exception. When attempting to view the Current Operations within the Item Maintenance screen an error pops up stating that the “Specified ActiveX control is not registered or the .ocx file was removed from where it was registered.” I am able to click “OK” multiple times and eventually come to the Current Operations screen. On the Current Operations screen there are seven or eight fields that are supposed to have up / down arrows next to them to change the increment amount in the field. I believe that the ActiveX control error is directly related to these controls because they are not displayed on the screen and the number of times that I must click “OK” on the error message matches the number of missing controls.
Is there a workaround to get this csspin32.ocx control registered properly in Windows 7 64-bit?
All help is greatly appreciated!