Print error

[el]

Hi,

I'm about to print measured data utilizing the programme "Easy Text
Report.vi".
When checking functionality of the the exe-file on various PC's, printing
will
not work on individual PC's, i.e. there are some PC's where printing is ok
and
others only producing the error text.

The error is generated in the Sub Vi: New Report.VI producing the error
message "class not registered".

Anybody out there to help me? TIA.

Philipp

[Alberto]

Hi Philipp,
you can try to register the NiReports.dll in your system:
1) find the complete path of the NIReports.dll
2) execute this command:
REGSVR32 ""
3) You should get a message of the correct registering process

Everithing should work now.

Good luck,
Alberto

[el]

Hi Alberto,
I scanned my system and I'm pretty sure I don't have this DLL on my system.
Does it refer to Version 5.1 or 6? I'm using 5.1 at present (although I
formerly installed and then removed Version 6). What would be an equivalent
solution for 5.1?

Thanks

Philipp

"alberto" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:506500000005000000D43C0000-993342863000@exchange.ni.com...
> Hi Philipp,
> you can try to register the NiReports.dll in your system:
> 1) find the complete path of the NIReports.dll
> 2) execute this command:
> REGSVR32 ""
> 3) You should get a message of the correct registering process
>
> Everithing should work now.
>
> Good luck,
> Alberto

[Dennis_Knutson]

I believe LV6 uses the same DLL. It probably got deleted when you uninstalled it. Reinstall LV5.

[el]

"Dennis Knutson" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:506500000005000000EB3C0000-993342863000@exchange.ni.com...
> I believe LV6 uses the same DLL. It probably got deleted when you
> uninstalled it. Reinstall LV5.


Hello

I just do it. But there is still no DLL!!

[Andrew Munro]

The dll installs with the Run-Time engine for LabVIEW 6i. It will end up in the "C:\Program Files\National Instruments\shared\NI-Reports\" directory, if default install settings are used. I'd recommend using that one than the one attached even though they should be the same, as it will get loaded with the run-time engine, rather than having to do it manually.