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How to register an activex component

Asked by Bryan_123 in Xandros Linux, Linux

Tags: register, activex, component, how

I'm very new to Linux and am trying out an evaluation of Xandros. I'm trying to run an exe program that I wrote that works on Windows. I was able to install it using Crossover and my setup.exe. My program seems to run fine except that it didn't register a couple of activex components used throughout the program. Normally if the setup.exe doesn't take care of this I run regsvr32 "filename.ocx" and it's taken care of. I see the files I need and even a regsvr32.exe but don't know how to use them in Linux. Can anyone tell me how to register my activex controls or if it's even possible? One of them is the richtx32.ocx in case that helps. Thank you
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