Problem with RICHTX32.OCX

[Guest]

I ask here for help in the problem I am facing with my VBA-application.
Namely RICHTX32.OCX (in windows\system32 -folder; versio nro: 6.00.8804; SP4)
is not functioning in my Excel-program. As the additional control, it refuses
to be added onto userform /-interface by informing that "The subject is not
trusted for the specified action". I have tried already the registration
statement: "regsvr32 \windows\system32\RICHTX32.OCX", which gives the message
"DLLregisterserver in \windows\system32\richtx32.ocx succeeded" as the sign
of succesful registration. But still it does not work. Can anyone there help
with this; what should I try next? - My operating system is XP with the
obviously latest updates installed.

then I was advised to download and install the current version ( 6.1.97.82)
of RICHTX32.OCX (from
http://activex.microsoft.com/controls/vb6/richtx32.cab). It did not eliminate
the problem; the same message pops up "The subject is not trusted for the
specified action" in trying to drag the control onto a Userform. Does anyone
know what would solve the problem?

 

[Guest]

It the message more like this:
You don't have the license required to use this ActiveX control.

Do you have VB6 installed on the computer? If not, then you probably don't
have a design time license to use the control. Unfortunately, not all
controls are free for the taking. If you do have VB6 installed, then you
may need to fix your licenses.

 

[Peter T]

You could read this long discussion,

http://tinyurl.com/oqtz9

Or just go directly to these -

Problems occur when you use the Rich TextBox Control 6.0 in Office XP and in
Office 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=838010

You are prompted to grant permission for ActiveX Controls when you open an
Office XP or Office 2003 document
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=827742

Regards,
Peter T

 

[RB Smissaert]

If you are interested I can mail you a RichTextBox control that behaves just
like the regular one but doesn't have this security problem.

RBS

 

[Guest]

How do I, "Wrap the Rich TextBox control in another ActiveX control that does
not expose the unsafe properties and methods.", as suggested in KB 249150?
What might be a suitable wrapper control for this job? Do you just "paint"
the Rich TextBox inside the other control?

 

[Guest]

I had this problem. The solution for me was to use the msMask32.ocx instead.

 

[RB Smissaert]

Interesting, never heard of that control.
Does it do the same as RichTX32.ocx?
Will it be available from Win98 upwards?

RBS