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Yup! Thanks Dave! 
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I would probably only monitor for the last trigger check. The one with a 100 as the third parameter
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Thanks Dave - that little bit above and help from TonyNo. Thanks!!! It works!!!
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Hi Gang!
Hey, is there an OCX control or service that needs to be
registered separately when porting PowerHome to Windows
7x64...? I am getting the following error when starting
up or re-initializing PowerHome:
Thanks in advance for any help,
-S
Edited by syonker - August 03 2014 at 08:58
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S,
If you ran the install program on Win7/64 then all of the controls should have been properly registered (you are using version 2.1.5a, correct?).
It looks like you're using the UDP Listener plugin which uses the Catalyst socket control. If you are on 2.1.5a and installed using the installer, you may need to manually register the controls. I would launch a cmd prompt running as administrator (right click Command Prompt and select run as administrator). Run the following regsvr32 commands:
regsvr32 c:\windows\syswow64\cswskax8.ocx
regsvr32 c:\powerhome\plugins\ph_udplistener.ocx
Make sure that both say the DLL server was successfully registered.
Let me know,
Dave.
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syonker
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Hi Dave,
I must *cringe* confess that I have not yet upgraded to v2.1.5 at this point. I am currently running v2.1.4. Waiting for life to slow down enough to get time and read through the complete history in the forum to catch the "gotchas" before they become an issue.
That said, registering the two related controls *did* indeed solve the problem (although it was cswskax6.ocx" instead of cswskax8.ocx in my case).
For future reference by anyone who finds this useful, here are the "step-by-step" instructions for registering these (or any) OCX controls with regard to PowerHome:
- Shut down PowerHome
- Find but do not yet run the Command Prompt (in Windows 7 it's: START-->All Programs-->Accessories-->Command Prompt)
- Right-Click the icon for Command Prompt
- Choose "Run as Administrator" and approve the action
- For each registration you wish to execute, run the register command (from example above: regsvr32 c:\powerhome\plugins\ph_udplistener.ocx)
- When finished, close the Command Prompt
- Re-run PowerHome
-S
Edited by syonker - August 06 2014 at 07:24
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syonker wrote:
Hi Dave,
I must *cringe* confess that I have not yet upgraded to v2.1.5 at this point. I am currently running v2.1.4. Waiting for life to slow down enough to get time and read through the complete history in the forum to catch the "gotchas" before they become an issue.
That said, registering the two related controls *did* indeed solve the problem (although it was cswskax6.ocx" instead of cswskax8.ocx in my case).
For future reference by anyone who finds this useful, here are the "step-by-step" instructions for registering these (or any) OCX controls with regard to PowerHome:
- Shut down PowerHome
- Find but do not yet run the Command Prompt (in Windows 7 it's: START-->All Programs-->Accessories-->Command Prompt)
- Right-Click the icon for Command Prompt
- Choose "Run as Administrator" and approve the action
- For each registration you wish to execute, run the register command (from example above: regsvr32 c:\powerhome\plugins\ph_udplistener.ocx)
- When finished, close the Command Prompt
- Re-run PowerHome
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If the .DLL was previously registered (and somehow became corrupt and required re-registering), wouldn't you want to un-register it first (just as a matter of making sure things were done as "cleanly" as possible)? I am not a programmer - so I may have this all wrong....
Edited by smarty - August 06 2014 at 08:43
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Smarty,
The regsvr32 command basically is just writing entries into the registry. I only unregister (-u option) when I want to completely remove the control. If Im just registering a new version, I just run the regsvr32 command as it will overwrite any existing entries.
Dave.
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