"Appropriate license not found"

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Vfp 6, NT workstation

I have a progress class. I am using the control from msComctl for the
progress meter.
The program successfully runs on XP Pro
The code is below (only relevant lines shown)

Define CLASS trackevent AS form
Height = 83
Width = 375
DoCreate = .T.
Caption = "Tracking event"
ControlBox = .F.
Closable = .F.
Name = "trackevent"

Procedure Init
DoDefault()
This.AddObject('statusindicator', 'barometer')
WITH This.statusindicator
.Top = 62
.Left = 6
.Height = 16
.Width = 364
.Visible = .T.
ENDWITH
endproc
endDefine

DEFINE CLASS meter AS OleControl
OleClass = "MSComctlLib.ProgCtrl.2"
enddefine

msComctl.ocx is in the winnt directory. But I keep getting "Appropriate
license not found"
Going from kb:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q192693/
The above approach should work. Though in the article they used
..newObject( ) rather than .addObject( ) is there any difference apart from
the extra features?
The client is upgrading their workstation but I would really like to know so
that I can develop an application that installs safely on all Windows
operating systems (is that possible :)

Thanks


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