wine users - Jun 2011 - Run-time error '429':

I have read and read and read and cannot seem to figure this out. 

I am running Linux Mint 9 and trying to install a windows program that will
never have a linux alternative. It is a locksmith code data base program called
Code Source. Also has two accompanying programs: COA and Master King.

Install requirements are simply windows 98 and newer OS according to HPC's
(manufacture) website. there is a registration code that has to be put in too,
but that isn't the issue. I have three valid install codes (for different
windows machines) and three more left that I can get... but of course linux
isn't supported. I've also figured a way past the algorithm so I can
essentially have the "same installation" across both windows (xp) and
linux.

Anyhow, I get a "Run-time error '429': ActiveX component can't
create object" message when I click the icon on the desktop. Clicking the
icon in the Wine menu, I simply get "File not found".

Most of the things I have tried have spanned over the past year, so I don't
remember all that I've already tried, but mostly it has involved .dll files.
I'm not too linux literate, but manage to get around in the terminal as long
as I have very detailed  set of instructions to go off of. I have tried to work
with winetricks with no luck and even tried play on linux lately.

Will it help if I copy and paste a terminal output when trying to open the
program that way?

Thank you

140 wrote:
> I have read and read and read and cannot seem to figure this out. 
> 
> I am running Linux Mint 9 and trying to install a windows program that will
never have a linux alternative. It is a locksmith code data base program called
Code Source. Also has two accompanying programs: COA and Master King.
> 
> Anyhow, I get a "Run-time error '429': ActiveX component
can't create object" message when I click the icon on the desktop.
Clicking the icon in the Wine menu, I simply get "File not found".
> 
> Will it help if I copy and paste a terminal output when trying to open the
program that way?
> 

Yes, please provide the output from terminal.  However, if it is more than one
screen in length, it might be better to use a site like pastebin.com and then
provide only the URL to the pastie. (That is what they call it.)

The first of the two output posts is complete. That is only for one of the three
programs. All give the same error message when opening though. Most of my
reading has had me trying to install active x in wine. Which I know isn't
supposed to be required but who knows. Also, cannot open the Active X control
pad in my Wine menu. Perhaps I didn't get everything dialed in right when
when configuring wine dll's?