At 01:27 PM 5/22/01 -0400, Harold B. wrote the following:
>I have a program called Clean Disk ... it is supposed to delete
>unecessary files. I know there are lots of programs that do this but
>sometimes one needs more than one program to do the complete job.
>
>Anyway, "all of a sudden" (I know nothing happens by itself), all of a
>sudden, when clicking the "Auto Clean" button, I get a message saying:
>
>"Runtime Error 429, ActiveX component can't create object."
>
>Anyone here familiar with the program and knows what that message means?
Standard Visual Basic scripting error. The VBScript runtime module could not
instantiate (create) the object for you because the object's class is not
registered in the system registry, or one or more of the associated
dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) are not available. Alternately, a DLL required
by the object may be unusable, either because it can't be found, or it is
corrupted.
You may have to rerun the setup program for such an object. In your case,
the Clean Disk Program.
NOTE: Instantiate is a term used in object oriented programming. You
instantiate a class to create an object, a concrete instance of the class.
The object is an executable file that you can run in a computer. In Visual
Basic Scripting the object is either the executable program or the DLL. In
Java, you confusingly instantiate a class to create a specific class (rather
than object) that is the executable file.
--
Gerry Boyd
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