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How to register ActiveX Exe ?
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How to register ActiveX .Exe files |
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regsvr32.exe
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How To Register and Unregister an Out-of-Process COM Component (ActiveX EXE)
You can type these commands in a command window, or you can click Run from the Windows Start menu and type the commands.
To register the component, type the following command: path\mycomponent /regserver where path is the path to the component, and mycomponent is the name of your component. To unregister the component, type the following command: path\mycomponent /unregserver where path is the path to the component, and mycomponent is the name of your component. Visual Basic ActiveX EXE files register themselves the first time you run the EXE. However, you cannot use the EXE as a COM server until it is registered. If you use the Package and Deployment Wizard or the Application Setup Wizard to distribute your ActiveX EXE, the EXE is registered automatically during application installation. If you are working in the Visual Basic Integrated Development Environment (IDE), when you use the References dialog box to browse to the file location of an ActiveX EXE that is not registered, the component is registered when you add the EXE as a reference to the project. Source : MSDN January 2005 -> ms-help://MS.MSDNQTR.2005JAN.1033/enu_kbvstudio/vstudio/297279.htm |
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