Re: [Legacy-Nederlands] Run-time error 429

2018-10-23 Berichten over hetzelfde onderwerp Dirk JW Detmar 

Beste Willy,

Geweldig dat je (systeem) problemen zijn opgelost.
De vraag die je hebt mbt de bidprentjes, daarmee kan ik je niet helpen 
maar er is ongetwijfeld een Legacy specialist beschikbaar die je verder 
kan helpen.


Een fijne dag (avond),
--


Dirk JW Detmar

phone: +55 86 981254397
address: R. Lincoln F. Guimarães, 120
Cond. São Cristovão Park, blc. Orquídea, apt. 203
Santa Isabel, CEP: 64053-240
Teresina, Piauí, Brasil

web: djw-detmar.nl/wordpress 
email: dirk.det...@djw-detmar.nl 



Willy Janssis schreef op 23.oktober.2018 om 12:52:


 Heb die instructies gevolgd alles OK waarvoor dank, fout melding 339 
en 429 zijn weg,alleen heb ik ook " Bidprentjes" die kan ik niet meer  
ingeven en onder een label zetten die mogelijk heid is weg.De lijst 
van personen met label (bidprentjes) is wel overgenomen.


Graag advies

Dank bij voorbaat

Willy


Op 20/10/2018 om 18:03 schreef Dirk JW Detmar:

Beste Willy,

Ik weet niet hoe goed je Engels is maar op de website van Legacy vond 
ik het volgende:


Het lijkt er op dat er iets niet goed werkt tussen Legacy en Internet 
Explorer.

Ik zou me voorlopig daarop focussen.


  Error 429 - Active X Component Can't Create Object -
  ActiveX/Active-X problems

Author: *Jim Terry* Reference Number: *AA-00254* Views: *22891* 
Created: *2013-11-07 10:17 AM* Last Updated: *2017-11-01 08:37 AM* 
*0 Rating*/ Voters 	


*Error 429 - ActiveX Component Can't Create Object*

When ActiveX programs are improperly configured or tampered with in 
the registry by malicious tools, they may cause errors in Legacy 
possibly related to Internetfunctions. (Legacy uses Internet Explorer 
as its internal web browser.) Start with steps 1 through 5:


1. Run your antivirus program to remove viruses and other threats 
from your computer that can damage ActiveX components.


2. Spyware can also damage ActiveX components. Spyware is a problem 
that many anti-virus applications do not cover. Visit 
http://www.safer-networking.org/dl/ for an excellent, free spyware 
removal utility.


3. An ActiveX error might be related to a missing DLL. Do a clean 
re-installation of Legacy.


  * *LEGACY: *Do a clean removal of Legacy by following the
directions at Uninstall - how to do a complete and totally clean
removal of Legacy
.  Next
do the free downland at
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/DownloadLegacy.asp. and use your
customer number to unlock the deluxe features.
  * *LEGACY 7.5 OR EARLIER:* Do clean re-installation Legacy by
following the directions at Clean Reinstall Legacy v7.5 and
earlier .
You may also wish to read "How to Install Legacy 7.5 or earlier
on a Windows 8, Windows 7 or Windows Vista computer" at
http://support.legacyfamilytree.com/article/AA-00897.

4. Update Internet Explorer through your Control Panel. Do this even 
if Internet Explorer is not your default browser. Restart your 
computer and try Legacy again.  If it works, stop here


5. In Internet Explorer, go to *Tools > Internet Options*.  Select 
the *Advanced* tab and scroll down to *Security*.  Uncheck the box 
that says *Allow active content to run in **files on My Computer*. 
 You will have to restart your computer for this to take effect. Try 
Legacy again.  If it works, stop here.


If the above steps do not fix the ActiveX problem then do the following:

1. Many ActiveX problems occur first in the registry. Running a 
registry cleaner or repair tool usually restores missing ActiveX 
keys. We have had success with Ccleaner from Piriform. You can 
download the free version at 
http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download. Optionally visit 
http://download.cnet.com/Free-Window-Registry-Repair/3000-2086_4-10606555.html 
. 
This is a reputable site that also offers a program called Free 
Window Registry Repair. The download is free and there is a video 
preview that you can watch.


2. Another step you can take to solve ActiveX errors involves 
resetting a system file which may be misconfigured. Close Legacy and 
any browser windows before you begin.


 1. Go to the Start button
 2. Choose Run
 3. Type in: regsvr32 msxml3.dll
 4. Click OK
 5. Click OK again when prompted

3. Copy DAO360.DLL from the C:\Program Files (x86)\Common 
Files\microsoft shared\DAO folder into the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder 
and theC:\Windows\System32 folder. This should fix the problem. Make 
sure Legacy is closed when you do this and your computer will 
probably ask for Administrative approval, so give it.  Try Legacy 
again, if it works so stop here. You are done.


4. You can also try a System Restore. See Windows - How do I do a 
System Restore to undo changes to my computer?

Re: [Legacy-Nederlands] Run-time error 429

2018-10-23 Berichten over hetzelfde onderwerp Willy Janssis 
 Heb die instructies gevolgd alles OK waarvoor dank, fout melding 339 
en 429 zijn weg,alleen heb ik ook " Bidprentjes" die kan ik niet meer  
ingeven en onder een label zetten die mogelijk heid is weg.De lijst van 
personen met label (bidprentjes) is wel overgenomen.


Graag advies

Dank bij voorbaat

Willy


Op 20/10/2018 om 18:03 schreef Dirk JW Detmar:

Beste Willy,

Ik weet niet hoe goed je Engels is maar op de website van Legacy vond 
ik het volgende:


Het lijkt er op dat er iets niet goed werkt tussen Legacy en Internet 
Explorer.

Ik zou me voorlopig daarop focussen.


  Error 429 - Active X Component Can't Create Object -
  ActiveX/Active-X problems

Author: *Jim Terry* Reference Number: *AA-00254* Views: *22891* 
Created: *2013-11-07 10:17 AM* Last Updated: *2017-11-01 08:37 AM* 	*0 
Rating*/ Voters 	


*Error 429 - ActiveX Component Can't Create Object*

When ActiveX programs are improperly configured or tampered with in 
the registry by malicious tools, they may cause errors in Legacy 
possibly related to Internetfunctions. (Legacy uses Internet Explorer 
as its internal web browser.) Start with steps 1 through 5:


1. Run your antivirus program to remove viruses and other threats from 
your computer that can damage ActiveX components.


2. Spyware can also damage ActiveX components. Spyware is a problem 
that many anti-virus applications do not cover. Visit 
http://www.safer-networking.org/dl/ for an excellent, free spyware 
removal utility.


3. An ActiveX error might be related to a missing DLL. Do a clean 
re-installation of Legacy.


  * *LEGACY: *Do a clean removal of Legacy by following the directions
at Uninstall - how to do a complete and totally clean removal of
Legacy . 
Next do the free downland at
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/DownloadLegacy.asp. and use your
customer number to unlock the deluxe features.
  * *LEGACY 7.5 OR EARLIER:* Do clean re-installation Legacy by
following the directions at Clean Reinstall Legacy v7.5 and
earlier .
You may also wish to read "How to Install Legacy 7.5 or earlier on
a Windows 8, Windows 7 or Windows Vista computer" at
http://support.legacyfamilytree.com/article/AA-00897.

4. Update Internet Explorer through your Control Panel. Do this even 
if Internet Explorer is not your default browser. Restart your 
computer and try Legacy again.  If it works, stop here


5. In Internet Explorer, go to *Tools > Internet Options*.  Select the 
*Advanced* tab and scroll down to *Security*.  Uncheck the box that 
says *Allow active content to run in **files on My Computer*.  You 
will have to restart your computer for this to take effect. Try Legacy 
again.  If it works, stop here.


If the above steps do not fix the ActiveX problem then do the following:

1. Many ActiveX problems occur first in the registry. Running a 
registry cleaner or repair tool usually restores missing ActiveX keys. 
We have had success with Ccleaner from Piriform. You can download the 
free version at http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download. Optionally 
visit 
http://download.cnet.com/Free-Window-Registry-Repair/3000-2086_4-10606555.html 
. 
This is a reputable site that also offers a program called Free Window 
Registry Repair. The download is free and there is a video preview 
that you can watch.


2. Another step you can take to solve ActiveX errors involves 
resetting a system file which may be misconfigured. Close Legacy and 
any browser windows before you begin.


 1. Go to the Start button
 2. Choose Run
 3. Type in: regsvr32 msxml3.dll
 4. Click OK
 5. Click OK again when prompted

3. Copy DAO360.DLL from the C:\Program Files (x86)\Common 
Files\microsoft shared\DAO folder into the C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder 
and theC:\Windows\System32 folder. This should fix the problem. Make 
sure Legacy is closed when you do this and your computer will probably 
ask for Administrative approval, so give it.  Try Legacy again, if it 
works so stop here. You are done.


4. You can also try a System Restore. See Windows - How do I do a 
System Restore to undo changes to my computer? 



--


Dirk JW Detmar

phone: +55 86 981254397
address: R. Lincoln F. Guimarães, 120
 Cond. São Cristovão Park, blc. Orquídea, apt. 203
 Santa Isabel, CEP: 64053-240
 Teresina, Piauí, Brasil

web: djw-detmar.nl/wordpress 
email: dirk.det...@djw-detmar.nl 



Willy Janssis schreef op 20.oktober.2018 om 11:06:


Error 339 is OK maar error 429 nog niet , wat moet ik doen.

Dank bij voorbaat

Willy


Op 19/10/2018 om 18:49 schreef Dirk JW Detmar:

Beste Willy,

Zoek