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"Error inserting Activex or .Net object. Class is not licensed for use"

I am using two separate computers, with labview 2010.

 

On my first computer I added an activex progress bar to the program by first adding an activex container to the front panel, and then inserting an activex progress bar (Microsoft Progress Bar, Version 6.0) Control inside of it.

 

When i go to do this on the second computer, however, I get an error message saying that "Error inserting Activex or .Net object. Class is not licensed for use".

 

 

 

 

I installed Labview on both computers using the same method, and they both have the same versions of .NET and Activex. Can anyone point me in the right direction for what I need to install or update? 

 

Thank You

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You may need to simply re-select the Active x constructor.


"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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What's wrong with using the native LabVIEW progress bar?

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Ok, how would I go about doing this? Thank you

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I am new to Labview, and am having trouble with implementing a progress bar.

 

Using the native bar wasn't working for me, I couldn't find a way to make it update on the front panel globally (meaning I couldnt find a way to put the global variable (Horizontal bar) on the front panel of my program. I know that each global variable is comprised of its own front panel, but I would like to represent its exact same data on my programs front panel.. is there a way to do this?). Using this Activex Control, I can update the bar on the front panel in any vi, using Property nodes and referencing the progress bar. Hope what I'm trying to say makes sense.

 

Thank you 

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You can wire a reference of the the LabVIEW progress bar indicator to the subVIs and use value properties to update it from within the subVI.

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As a (rather complicated) example, open the example finder and look at the example named "Fit gaussian surface with offset", see how a reference to the 3D surface graph is sent to the model function so the graph updates as the fitting proceeeds inside the subVI.

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OR, apparently we are doing homework here since the same question was answered HERE.

 

Can the OP post a class list So I can unisersally link?


"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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