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Dynamic ActiveX Upgrade.

I've written a program that uses some ActiveX DLL's and OCX's. In the futur these controls 'll be upgraded. I've tested it on my computer with just recompiling these objects but when I want to run my VB program it sais that he can't create the object.

cymbolic

Usually the reason you get a "can't create object" is because the program can't find it. Either the object is not registered on your system (setup wizard install will register them when run on target system), or if in the vb development environment, your .vbp or project file has a reference that points to an older version that is no longer there. It's also possible the the registry information is incorrect, and points to old object source that is no longer on the system.

You can either register manually, run install using setup wizard, or if in VB design, bring it in under the tools/references menu.

ndb

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This doesn't work. Even when I try to register it manualy.

LMSuporte

what was the command line you used to manually register it?
have you tried this?
regsvr32 FileToRegister
you can use regsrv32 /u /s FileToRegister. wher
/u is unregister
/s is no confirmation

ndb

ASKER

I've first uninstalled the old version with regsvr32 -u and registered the new version with regsvr32 again. But my exe still points to the old one I tink.

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Dr_Falken

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