Hi all,
My wife is a child and family psychologist.
One of the tests she uses (they're all
windows-based - there are no *nix versions and
they cost $2000+ a pop) appears to require ActiveX.
I've installed the software in an XP guest within
VirtualBox.
However, each time I try to run the
On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 10:22 AM, elliott-brennan
m...@elliott-brennan.id.au wrote:
However, each time I try to run the application I
get a message that it cannot work because of a
lack of ActiveX.
Does anyone know if ActiveX works within
VirtualBox or whether I'm better off trying out
Hi Harrison,
Urm. The exact message is:
MHS Tool - this is the name of the software ware
ActiveX component can't create object
I'm assuming the thing works within a browser
IE6 installed (I doubt if it requires a browser
that they'd make it for anything else :(
I'm just going to
Hi again, Harrison,
Seems like it needed me to make IE the default
browser (I also installed 8) - scary!
Now I'm having other problems...might have to get
back if I need SQLserver assistance (this stuff is
SUPPOSED to be plug and play :))) for clinical
psychologists!)
Turns out that antivirus
Hi gang
Lately I've been finding that between IRC, twitter spam, and all the
other communication conveniences of our modern lives, it's really hard
to force yourself to devoting a whole day to learning some new
technology or to hack on that Important Project or what have you.
I'd like to
Oh the fun of using this software.
So, finally get this 'running' by making IE the
default browser.
As soon as I then start it up, it tells me that
the key included on a USB driver (comes with the
software) is corrupt. I copied the files back to
the drive (made backups!!!) and then it tells me
sounds like activex is disabled in the browser, not an un-common occurence
MS don't trust there own programming language anymore, I wouldn't suggest IE
8 as they have locked down ActiveX even more.
To check it go to tools, internet options, security and (depending on the
zone the site is in;
On the google roro list occasionally you get people organising a jelly
session.
But I think the idea there was to get people who work from home into a
situation where they can interact and maybe bounce off eachother a little.
So I don't know how easy it would be to seclude yourself - haven't
