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PostPosted: Thu Oct 09, 2003 12:27 pm    Post subject: PCCharge ocx files Reply with quote



Hello, I'm having trouble using the activex controls that I got with a
program called PCCharge (lets you incorporate credit card
authorization into your app). It comes with a special delphi version
of the ocx control which I can import and it gives me a component that
I can drop onto my forms and use. However, it's not as complete as it
needs to be, so I need to use some of the other ocx files that come
with it. Problem is, I don't know how to do this. If I just import
them, they don't give me a control that I can drop on my form. If I
import them as a type library, I do get a couple of controls, but as
soon as I actually put one of them on my form, the app crashes on
startup saying invalid entry point for the filename. Tech support has
not been any help, as they are all VB people and really don't know
anything about Delphi. Is there a way I can just add the _TLB file to
my uses and somehow instantiate a variable? I've tried several
different ways of doing this, all unsuccessful.

Any help would be greatly appreciated
Steve
[email]steveboer (AT) hotmailNOPREM (DOT) com[/email]
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