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by bughunter
Just some thoughts,
My guess is that the software is failing to properly register a dll or OCX file (check out Regsvr32.exe), in which case you will have to a lot of detective work. Try calling the software developers and asking if their programtries to register dll or OCX files that are used for printing. Either that or they are using incompatible code for creating some kind of object connection. There is a possibility that they wrote their code for a different VB runtime file. If their code tries to connect to a database object using the wrong code it may result in 429 error that does not specify itself as a run time error.
good luck
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by nikki96
Another idea is that they may be using an ActiveX object your system doesn't support. Do you have the latest versions of everything? Check Windows Update to be sure.
Do you use Win98SE? What Service Pack?
~nikki~
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