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I have and project that is made up of 1 ActiveX control and 1 Standard EXE. &nbsp;The EXE project uses the ActiveX control.<br />
In the ActiveX control I have the line App.Path in the ActiveX control. &nbsp;This of course is returning the path of the ActiveX control project not the EXE which is what I want. &nbsp;How do I get the path of the project that is using the ActiveX control
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I have and project that is made up of 1 ActiveX control and 1 Standard EXE.  The EXE project uses the ActiveX control.
In the ActiveX control I have the line App.Path in the ActiveX control.  This of course is returning the path of the ActiveX control project not the EXE which is what I want.  How do I get the path of the project that is using the ActiveX control

ActiveX controls and App.Path

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