Gary,
Your writing of "is the graphing component found elsewhere in the barrage of CD's that come with the Labview program?" makes me think that you may not have Measurement Studio. If you are only installing LabVIEW you will get the cwui.ocx that is used inside LabVIEW (the license is embedded in LV itself) for LabVIEW design time purposes. You do not however have a licensed version of the MStudio cwui.ocx file.
The registry keys that I talked of in my last post are there to license the ActiveX control for use in programming environments that can use ActiveX controls. When you build an application that uses the ActiveX control it embeds that license from the registry into the EXE or DLL and then you ship the OCX file along with the application. The OCX file will not appear unlicensed in that application but it will appear unlicensed (in Evaluation) if it is then used to try and program with it on the deployment machine. This is how ActiveX licensing works, adn how it is being used inside LabVIEW.
First, Do you have Measurement Studio? or do you have LabVIEW?
What are you doing your development in? VB6? VB.NET?
To answer your questions:
You do not have to delete/unregister other NI OCXs or DLLs, just the CWUI.OCX is fine.
The machine that has the licensed version of Measurement Studio that you speak of, does it have a CWUI key in the registry on it anywhere? Can you tell me what is under there? What version of Measruement Studio does it have licensed on it?
Regards,
Jeff
