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Thanks. &nbsp;That doesn't work. &nbsp;I think it's by-design and I'm just not gonna get the TLB out of this particular binary. <br />
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You answered, so I'll grant you the points because you're correct, for the most part. &nbsp;I did; however, already run object viewer in the past. &nbsp;It didn't work.
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Thanks.  That doesn't work.  I think it's by-design and I'm just not gonna get the TLB out of this particular binary.

You answered, so I'll grant you the points because you're correct, for the most part.  I did; however, already run object viewer in the past.  It didn't work.

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Is it possible to take an ActiveX COM DLL and generate the TLB file from it without the source code? &nbsp;If so, how do I do this?<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Is it possible to take an ActiveX COM DLL and generate the TLB file from it without the source code?  If so, how do I do this?

Thanks!
---Dan---

How Do I Generate/Create a TLB from an ActiveX COM DLL Without The Source Code?

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