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myapp /RegServer to register<br />
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Mirkwood -<br />
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My understanding is that the /RegServer is not required for prgrams compiled in VB - is that right?<br />
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Mirkwood -

My understanding is that the /RegServer is not required for prgrams compiled in VB - is that right?



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I wrote an active-x exe file using Visual Basic 6. On the developer function this exe file is correctly registerd so I can use the methods and properties of that class in the exe. But how can I use this active-x exe on a different computer? When I make an isntallation script it won't register the active-x exe
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I wrote an active-x exe file using Visual Basic 6. On the developer function this exe file is correctly registerd so I can use the methods and properties of that class in the exe. But how can I use this active-x exe on a different computer? When I make an isntallation script it won't register the active-x exe

Registering Active-X exe files

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