So, I decided to start modding and I think I understand modmaster's situation now; you know, how he always ask questions and stuff... I was following DTBK's tutorial and I'm stuck on the part where you get to use TblPad. The problem now is whenever I run TblPad, I receive an error: Can't load (or register) custom control: COMDLG32.OCX I downloaded another copy of TblPad just to be sure if I had all the files needed. I have VB4 and 6 Runtimes installed already. Anyone know how to fix this?

So, I decided to start modding and I think I understand modmaster's situation now; you know, how he always ask questions and stuff...

I was following DTBK's tutorial and I'm stuck on the part where you get to use TblPad. The problem now is whenever I run TblPad, I receive an error:

Can't load (or register) custom control: COMDLG32.OCX

I downloaded another copy of TblPad just to be sure if I had all the files needed. I have VB4 and 6 Runtimes installed already.
Anyone know how to fix this?

[quote=name:marxel]So, I decided to start modding and I think I understand modmaster's situation now; you know, how he always ask questions and stuff... I was following DTBK's tutorial and I'm stuck on the part where you get to use TblPad. The problem now is whenever I run TblPad, I receive an error: Can't load (or register) custom control: COMDLG32.OCX I downloaded another copy of TblPad just to be sure if I had all the files needed. I have VB4 and 6 Runtimes installed already. Anyone know how to fix this?[/quote] [color=#C876DC]I think the error returned is enough self-explanatory, see, COMDLG32.OCX is a file that the program needs to run and be fully functionnal, the best choice you have is to find that file on the web, download it and simply put it in TblPad's directory, have fun =))[/color]

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So, I decided to start modding and I think I understand modmaster's situation now; you know, how he always ask questions and stuff...

I was following DTBK's tutorial and I'm stuck on the part where you get to use TblPad. The problem now is whenever I run TblPad, I receive an error:

Can't load (or register) custom control: COMDLG32.OCX

I downloaded another copy of TblPad just to be sure if I had all the files needed. I have VB4 and 6 Runtimes installed already.
Anyone know how to fix this?

I think the error returned is enough self-explanatory, see, COMDLG32.OCX is a file that the program needs to run and be fully functionnal, the best choice you have is to find that file on the web, download it and simply put it in TblPad's directory, have fun =))

Stuff like that usually isn't that simple. If you have one missing file, you'll usually have more. Look up the file and what it is, it'll probly be part of a runtime or driver or something.

Stuff like that usually isn't that simple.

If you have one missing file, you'll usually have more.
Look up the file and what it is, it'll probly be part of a runtime or driver or something.

[quote=name:candle12345]Stuff like that usually isn't that simple. If you have one missing file, you'll usually have more. Look up the file and what it is, it'll probly be part of a runtime or driver or something.[/quote] It is indeed that simple.

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Stuff like that usually isn't that simple.

If you have one missing file, you'll usually have more.
Look up the file and what it is, it'll probly be part of a runtime or driver or something.

It is indeed that simple.

Google comdlg32.ocx... It means you are just missing the ActiveX (or whatever the hell they call it) file. If you far enough to recieve that error, then you should need nothing more. http://shadowflare.samods.org/dwnload.html#RunPack1

Google comdlg32.ocx... It means you are just missing the ActiveX (or whatever the hell they call it) file. If you far enough to recieve that error, then you should need nothing more.

http://shadowflare.samods.org/dwnload.html#RunPack1

Thanks guys, that pretty much fixed it. [quote=name:Syphon][quote=name:candle12345]Stuff like that usually isn't that simple. If you have one missing file, you'll usually have more. Look up the file and what it is, it'll probly be part of a runtime or driver or something.[/quote] It is indeed that simple.[/quote] And once again, Syphon proves that he is better than all of us. :p

Thanks guys, that pretty much fixed it.

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Quote from candle12345

Stuff like that usually isn't that simple.

If you have one missing file, you'll usually have more.
Look up the file and what it is, it'll probly be part of a runtime or driver or something.

It is indeed that simple.

And once again, Syphon proves that he is better than all of us.