使用NI的Measurement Studio 的ActiveX控件出现的问题

       我是在Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0 中编写插入Measurement Studio 的ActiveX控件的网页，结果在本机上运行没有问题，ActiveX控件显示及交互正常，但是我将其转移到另一台机器上，结果出现了下面的2个提示窗口：
1      cwui
             Error loading control. A  newer version needed. The default settings for the control will be used.
 2    Component Works
              This program contains ComponentWorks evaluation-only controls which will stop funtioning after 5 minutues of execution time. To order a development version of ComponentWorks,contact your local National Instruments
     结果是Activex控件交互基本正确，但是显示的是缺省样式（非我设计的样式）。
     请问是什么问题？是版本问题吗？我本机上装的是Measurement Studio 6.0
     还是另一台机器上也要装Measurement Studio 6.0 吗？有没有办法不需要另外安装软件，直接在网页上使用NI 的ActiveX控件的方法？
     请知情者赐教！谢谢！

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