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select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 to 2 of 2 Thread: Fix to 'ClassFactory cannot supply requested class' Error Thread Tools http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie8-windows_other/classfactory-cannot-supply-requested-class-error/c5d1c578-2f2d-421c-ae9a-ba8ea86db70a Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 03-11-2007,04:54 PM #1 CurryRA View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles VBAX Newbie Joined Mar 2007 Posts 1 Location Fix to 'ClassFactory cannot supply requested class' Error I had written a VBA routine to create Word http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?11838-Fix-to-ClassFactory-cannot-supply-requested-class-Error Documents from an Excel Spreadsheet. When executing the CreateObject("Word.Application") statement, the routine aborted with the following error: Run-time error '-2147221231 (800440111)': Automation error ClassFactory cannot supply requested class ... This just about ruined my morning... after much searching, I found an obscure reference on microsoft.public.access. There is a registry key that is set by some versions of Norton Anti-virus. [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{000209FF-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}\InProcServer 32] (Default)="C:\\Program Files\\Common Files\\Symantec Shared\\Script Blocking\\ScrBlock.dll" Once this key is deleted, the problem goes away. May not help everyone, but it worked for me!! Reply With Quote 03-13-2007,03:43 PM #2 mdmackillop View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries View Articles AdministratorVP-Knowledge Base VBAX Grand Master Joined May 2004 Location Scotland Posts 12,873 Location Thanks Curry MVP (Excel 2008-2010) "Provide sample data and layout if you want a quicker solution." - MD To help indent your macros try Smart Indent Please remember to mark threads 'Solved' Reply With Quote Quick Navigation Integration/Automation of Office Applications Help Top Site Areas Settings Private Messages Subscriptions Who's Online Search Forums Forums Home Forums Announceme
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some file (or files) needed by CTI Navigator is not properly registered in Windows.To go to the appropriate corrective instructions, click in the following list on the function you were using when the error occurred (or go directly to the relevant section): General Usage Flyers or Custom Reports Login or Send Search Web-Links General Usage Close CTI Navigator and re-register in Windows all the dynamic link library (dll) filesneeded byCTI Navigator as follows: ForWindows 7 or Vista (32-bit): go on the Internet to www.ctimls.com/u/BOR/{YourMLScode}Reg32.bat (substitute the code for your MLS in place of {YourMLScode} - see note 1 below for "YourMLScode") > Save the .bat file to your desktop (or to a Download folder) > right-click on thesaved file > click "Run as Administrator" > click Allow > Click OK after each file registers successfully > Close the black screen after the last file registers.   ForWindows 7 or Vista (64-bit): go on the Internet to www.ctimls.com/u/BOR/{YourMLScode}Reg64.bat (substitute the code for your MLS in place of {YourMLScode} - see note 1 below for "YourMLScode") Save the .bat file to your desktop (or to a Download folder) > right-click on thesaved file > click "Run as Administrator" > click Allow > Click OK after each file registers successfully > Close the black screen after the last file registers.   For Windows XP, go on the Internet to www.ctimls.com/u/BOR/{YourMLScode}RegXP.bat (substitute the code for your MLS in place of {YourMLScode}* - see note 1 below for "YourMLScode") > Open or Run the .bat file > Click OK after each file registers successfully > Close the black screen after the last file registers.[For example, the address for the Sarasota MLS (whose code is "Sar") would be www.ctimls.com/u/BOR/SarRegXP.bat]   For Windows 98, go to www.ctimls.com/u/BOR/{YourMLScode}Reg98.bat (substitute the code for your MLS in place of {YourMLScode} - see note 1 below for "YourMLScode") > Open or Run the .bat file > Click OK after each file registers successfully > Close the black screen after the last file registers. An alternative to running these batch files is to manually register all the ".dll" files in the C:\Program Files\CTI Navigator (or C:\Program Files (x86)\CTI Navigator in 64-bit