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That sounds like what I want but I am a bit confused by the<br />
&quot;use the switch /regserver on the .exe file, to register the activex exe on the server&quot; bit.<br />
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Exactly what program do you use that switch on?
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That sounds like what I want but I am a bit confused by the
"use the switch /regserver on the .exe file, to register the activex exe on the server" bit.

Exactly what program do you use that switch on?

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I have tried it out and believe I registered the server correctly etc but could still not get it working thanks for your help anyway.
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I have tried it out and believe I registered the server correctly etc but could still not get it working thanks for your help anyway.

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I would like to know if it is possible to manually register a VB DLL on a server machine using regsvr32 and a client exe on another machine using regcli32 (using DCOM) and if so could someone please provide a step by step guide to doing so? (no links to msdn pages please)
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I would like to know if it is possible to manually register a VB DLL on a server machine using regsvr32 and a client exe on another machine using regcli32 (using DCOM) and if so could someone please provide a step by step guide to doing so? (no links to msdn pages please)

setup DCOM manually

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