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OCX in Navision 2.01 B
Marc_Teuber
Member Posts: 3
Hello all,
in my Dataport-Trigger i create a local OCX-Variable...
... and now i become a error-message.
Why i can't use a ocx datatype?
Marc
in my Dataport-Trigger i create a local OCX-Variable...
... and now i become a error-message.
Why i can't use a ocx datatype?
Marc
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You are missing FIN.STX file in your directory where you have loaded the client. This allows you to select OCX data type and also i is advisable to install complete Microsoft Office so that you get all the required files in there.
Thanks
Suresh.
thank for your answer.
I can find the fin.stx-file in my navision client folder.
Marc