posting

[JayMan]

hi people, trying to post in x3, get alarm

 

modMain:Main

 

Component 'CODEJO-2.ocx or one of its dependendencies not correctly registered

 

any thoughts?????????

[Josh T™]

Hey Jay,

 

When you installed X3 did you do a parallel install or start from scratch?

 

Josh

[JayMan]

it is a network connection and he loaded it from a remote location on my c drive

[Christian Raebild]

.ocx files are ActiveX files, which usually reside in the Windows folder.

 

If he loaded Mastercam from a network drive then he probably does not have the necessary Windows components installed on his PC, he should install all updates from Microsoft that are listed as critical, and the newest .NET Framework version.

[JayMan]

Still can not solve ths problem

 

modMain:Main

 

Component 'CODJO-2.OCX' or one of it's dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid

 

I get this alarm when i'm posting a G code file.

 

Sure would like to fix this, I would be thankful for any help

[JayMan]

well, It's back to version 9, thanks anyway

[Roger Martin from CNC Software]

JayMan,

 

Do you have EDIT selected for the NC file that is being created when you're posting?

If so try this... Uncheck the Edit NC option.

Does that make a difference?

This is a trick question, as I know it will.

 

The (Mastercam) Editor is not finding a required component.

That file (on my system) is located here ->

C:Program FilesCodejock SoftwareActiveXXtreme Suite Pro ActiveX v9.60binCodejock.DockingPane.9601.ocx

 

The install would have installed this required file.

To get around this issue, you can either;

*Do a "proper" install of Mastercam.

or

*Change the editor being used.

System, Config, Start/Exit page, in the lower-left you'll see 'Editor'. Change it from 'Mastercam' to something else, such as 'Cimco'.

[jbrooks]

This happened to me not to long ago. After a call to my reseller, the solution was to unregister, and then re-resister the file. Do this by running regsvr32-u(path and filename, then run regsvr32 (path and file name), from the run command in start menu of windows. HTH, Jeff

[JayMan]

Hey, things are working, Thank You everybody for all the assistance