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Thanks alot for help<br />
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I am wondering where I can get all ActiveX component for registering the ActiveX document in the Windows registry: as you explan below<br />
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&lt;OBJECT <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; classid=&quot;clsid:2F390484-1C<wbr />7D-11D0-89<wbr />08-00A0C90<wbr />395F4&quot; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; codebase=&quot;Accounts.cab#ver<wbr />sion=1,0,0<wbr />,0&quot;&gt; <br />
&lt;/OBJECT&gt;<br />

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Thanks alot for help

I am wondering where I can get all ActiveX component for registering the ActiveX document in the Windows registry: as you explan below

<OBJECT
    classid="clsid:2F390484-1C7D-11D0-8908-00A0C90395F4"
    codebase="Accounts.cab#version=1,0,0,0">
</OBJECT>


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I just make a test project for Project1.vbd I works on my computer &nbsp;through Internet explorer but It doesn't work from other computer which don't have vb5.??
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I just make a test project for Project1.vbd I works on my computer  through Internet explorer but It doesn't work from other computer which don't have vb5.??

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