1. Make sure that ViewletCam is closed.
   
   
2. Search for and delete the following registry .dll files, if found:
   
   msdaoke.dll
   
   msdaokf.dll
   
   msdaokg.dll
   
   
3. Uninstall ViewletCam, download the current release from our site, and install again.
   
   
4. Launch ViewletCam, register, close the program, relaunch, and see if this issue is resolved.
   
   If you are prompted to register again, please contact the support staff immediately, stating that your ViewletCam license is “not sticking”, and include your licensing information so support can contact you to resolve this issue.

1. Make sure that ViewletCam is closed and then search for and delete the following registry .dll files, if found, on your computer:
   
   msdaoke.dll
   
   msdaokf.dll
   
   msdaokg.dll
   
   
2. Uninstall ViewletCam, download the current release from our site and install again. (Note: ViewletCam1.5.3 or later must be used to resolve this issue.)
   
   
3. Launch ViewletCam, register, close the program, relaunch, and see if this issue is resolved.
   

1. After converting the ViewletCam project, go to the folder where all the files are saved. Make a copy of the original HTML file (as a backup file, just in case you need it).
   
   
2. Double click on the original HTML file to launch it in your browser.
   
   
3. With the HTML file open in the browser (assuming you are using Internet Explorer), click on “View” then “Source” from the menu options.  This will open a Notepad document revealing the source code for this HTML file.
   
   
4. In Notepad, search the source code (using Ctrl+F to do a “find”) and locate the FIRST instance of <tr>.  This is a “table row” tag and the first instance will be the first row (or the yellow header) of this HTML page.
   
   
5. After locating the FIRST instance of <tr> (or the tag indicating the table row), highlight from <tr> to the ending (or closing) </tr> tag for this row ONLY and delete it.  This will remove the yellow header from the HTML file.
   
   
6. There will be a SECOND set of tags <tr> and </tr>.  Do NOT delete this second set because this is the second row in the HTML table and contains the information to play the Viewlet flash file.
   
   
7. Locate the THIRD set of tags <tr> and </tr> and follow the same steps for deleting this third set of tags.  This is the third row of the table and contains the yellow footer information seen on the HTML page.
   
   
8. After deleting the applicable <tr> and </tr> tags, do a search (Ctrl+F) for border=”1” and change the “1” to a “0” (zero).  This will remove the table border that appears around the Viewlet’s playing area.



9. After making these changes, select “File-Save” from the menu options (in Notepad).  Close Notepad, and close your browser (if it is still open).  Then, double click the modified HTML file to launch the Viewlet in your browser.  You should see that the yellow header, footer and also the border around the Viewlet are gone.  You can now use this modified HTML page to link to, from your own web page, in order to launch your ViewletCam Viewlet file.

to use ActiveX controls installed on your computer? This page may not display correctly" when watching Viewlets in Internet Explorer running Windows XP with SP2?
If your operating system is Windows XP and you get this error after installing Service Pack 2 while watching Viewlets in the Internet Explorer browser, please follow these steps to resolve the issue:

1. Open your Internet Explorer browser.
   
   
2. Select “Tools” then “Internet Options” from the menu bar.
   
   
3. Click on the “Security” tab.
   
   
4. Press the “Custom Level…” button near the bottom of the screen.
   
   
5. In the “Security Settings” screen that opens, under “Reset custom settings” at the bottom on the screen, select “Medium” from the drop-down menu, and click the “Reset” button.
   
   
6. In the “Settings” list at the top of this screen, scroll down under the “ActiveX controls and plug-ins” option (this is the first option) until you see the option “Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins”. Make sure that the radio button next to “Enable” is selected for this option.
   
   
7. Click “OK” to apply.
   
   
8. Back in the “Internet Options” screen, click the “OK” button.
   
   
9. Close and relaunch the browser to view the Viewlets.