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is there a way to embed .ocx file to .exe

Well, i have a program that written in visual basic and it need two .ocx files to work with. they are mswinsck.ocx and comdlg32.ocx. But in my system, those two .ocx didn't get registered. Now i want to register it but he also disabled the regsvr32 :(

Is there a way to make my program work even if those two didn't get registered ?

thanks...
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>>>he also disabled the regsvr32

Who disabled it?
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the administrator ;)
Then I am afraid you are out of luck unfortunately :(
oh that so bad ;x  I wish i can decompile the program and get the source code and modify it ;x. Thanks anyway
decompiling is usually disallowed according the license agreement of most software vendors though.
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they disallowed me to use every .exe in the windows folder :((
Is it just you or is it company policy.
ThangNhocNgayXua: I guess the only way is to ask the admin to give you access or ask him to register them form you. I he has  "disallowed me to use every .exe in the windows folder " there is nothing you can do as all the system required exe/ocx are in the same folder. Please I would suggest please close the question.
at your own risk - if you know the administrator password use it to register.
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He's not breaking the policy. The admin disabled running .exe files in the windows folder, and I didn't tell him how to run .exe files in the windows folder, I told him how to get what he wanted done.
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