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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / May 2005WordPrint Tool
Hello, I am trying to use the WordPrint Tool from the InfoPath SDK. When I use it, I can select the .xsn or xsd file to convert, but when I click next I gives me "The InfoPath to Word Wizard requires that the file wordprint.dll, which is missing or is not properly registered. Please refer to the InfoPath SDK Documentation or to the SDK Configuration tool for more assistance." This now reference to this error in any of the SDK documentation. I tried to manually register the wordprint.dll using regsvr32, that got rid of this error, and allows me to through the wizard and pick and format the word doc, but when I click finish I get a "mshta.exe" error (C++ Runtime Error) in the event logs it says relating to this error that the "skchui.dll" is causing the address. Has anybody else received these errors and how do you fix them? -TFTH Bryan Bryan, Thanks a bunch that did the trick. Why aren't these files registered on install? -TFTH Bryan > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > -TFTH > Bryan Bryan, I think the SDK doesn't install any components, in the sense of registering them. Thus we tried to make the error messages as helpful as possible. Brian > Bryan, > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >> -TFTH >> Bryan Hello, I am also getting the "Mshta.exe" error when trying to use the Word Print tool. Can someone explain what they have done to overcome this? Thanks RickM > Bryan, > [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > >> -TFTH > >> Bryan You'll need to register three DLL files included in the SDK. You can use regsvr32 from the commandline, and pass it the path to wordprint.dll, html2xhtml.dll and imageDecode.dll. All are in the Tools folder of the SDK. Sorry that's not done automatically. Brian > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 50 lines] >> >> -TFTH >> >> Bryan > You'll need to register three DLL files included in the SDK. You can use > regsvr32 from the commandline, and pass it the path to wordprint.dll, [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] > >> >> -TFTH > >> >> Bryan Thanks Brian, That fixed it. Hey Brian, When registering the html2xhtml, I get an error message "LoadLibrary("html2xhtml.dll") failed - The specified module could not be found." Any Ideas? > You'll need to register three DLL files included in the SDK. You can use > regsvr32 from the commandline, and pass it the path to wordprint.dll, [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] > >> >> -TFTH > >> >> Bryan Yes, you have to either be in the same directory as the DLL, or use the full path to the DLL when you run regsvr32. That will fix the error. Brian > Hey Brian, > When registering the html2xhtml, I get an error message [quoted text clipped - 71 lines] >> >> >> -TFTH >> >> >> Bryan We are putting the full path to the dll. We are still getting the error message. > Yes, you have to either be in the same directory as the DLL, or use the full > path to the DLL when you run regsvr32. That will fix the error. [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] > >> >> >> -TFTH > >> >> >> Bryan I'm not sure what could be causing the errors. Stretch idea - try uninstalling the SDK, and downloading a fresh version. I really doubt it will help. Have you tried this on other machines as well? It's more likely some issue with regsvr32 usage or configuration than with the SDK. Brian > We are putting the full path to the dll. We are still getting the error > message. [quoted text clipped - 88 lines] >> >> >> >> -TFTH >> >> >> >> Bryan Gidday Brian! Could you please tell me the approirate syntax to register the three dll files Thanks ... I worked it out! ... 'tis working fine now ... though I have posted a message ... "Nothing printing when I use a word print view" ... all assistance will be greatly appreciated!!! |
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