Likno Software Blog – Drop-Down Menus, Javascript Menus, DHTML Menus

Run-time error 339: Component ‘UniBox210.ocx’ or one of its dependencies not correctly registered

If you are getting the above (or similar) error, it is likely that there was a problem with the installation. There are many reasons this could happen, such as not having enough access rights or having other applications running during the installation.

The first thing you should try is to:

1) Uninstall the application.

2) Make sure that all its files are removed. Check under “Program Files” if you have 32-bit windows or “Program Files (x64)” if you have 64-bit windows.

3) Close any other applications that are running.

4) Re-install the application.

If this does not work, then you should try to manually register the specific components that are not being registered, as follows:

1) Go to the windows start menu and find “Command Prompt”.

2) Right-click on it and select “Run as administrator”.

3) When the User Account Control asks if the program should be allowed to make changes, click “Yes”.

4) The Command Prompt will open in Administrator mode. There, write the following commands and press Enter after each one:

If you have 32-bit windows:

regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniBox10.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\uniflexsup.dll
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniBox210.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniBoxVB12.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniGrid210.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\UniFlexGrid10.ocx

If you have 64-bit windows:

regsvr32 c:\windows\sysWOW64\UniBox10.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\sysWOW64\uniflexsup.dll
regsvr32 c:\windows\sysWOW64\UniBox210.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\sysWOW64\UniBoxVB12.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\sysWOW64\UniGrid210.ocx
regsvr32 c:\windows\sysWOW64\UniFlexGrid10.ocx

After running each line, you should get a “succeeded” popup window like the following:

5) Try running the application again. This time it should open without problems.

Hello,

We have released a new version of Likno Drop Down Menu Trees version: Build #148

You can download the latest version at:

http://www.likno.com/drop-down-menu-trees/download.html

Hello everyone!

We are on a development roll! We have just released another update!

This time we have released a new version of Likno Drop Down Menu Trees - version 1.1 build 142!

You can see What's New at:

http://www.likno.com/drop-down-menu-trees/whats_new.html

You can download the new version at:

http://www.likno.com/drop-down-menu-trees/download.html

Enjoy this free update!

Hello everybody!

Well, we just thought that you might like to know that we have added a small (but handy!)  new feature called "Automatically open last edited project when opening AllWebMenus".

What is so cool about this option is that it saves you time (not to mention brain memory space ) in finding and opening the last project you worked on which can sometimes be a hassle...

To use this option, go to "File -> Automatically open last edited project when opening AllWebMenus" as shown in the image below:

It never ceases to amaze us the use that customers give to our application and the type of menus that are built, with a dose of creativity!

As a result of a work related project, one of our customers took the initiative and created a timeline menu with various options.

As our customer, Larry Korte, stated
"A timeline is never truly finished, and that's the beauty of using AllWebMenus Pro."

Here is what he did:

"Faced with a client request for a historical timeline that needs modifying when they want to add another event and that must work on popular browsers, I started looking for an easy solution without a lot of programming and testing [...] I already use AllWebMenu Pro for the main menu on [this] website, why not add second menu that provides the timeline function?

I actually started with the main menu and renamed it. The menu is anchored to my timeline graphic (table). I laid out the horizontal high level menu with a graphic dot and text as HTML - Formatted mode. I then used HTML - full mode to layout the picture and text for the second level menu, using only one submenu item per main menu item. I even added a link on one submenu so the browser can link to additional information about a timeline event. To make the coding part easier, I developed a page with all the pictures and text, then copied and pasted the HTML code into the menu program.

The next part was to figure out what to do with the remaining time I had estimated to complete the project.

Benefits:
Very fast idea to implementation
Easy to make updates
Easy to expand
Pre-tested in multiple browsers
Pre-coded for Javascript overlays
Easy placement

Larry Korte
The Balance Group
www.thebalancegroup.com"

Check out Mr. Korte's menu at:
http://www.frontierhousing.org/AR/timeline.htm#Timeline
(please inform us if the menu is broken or non-updated by the user)