Re: Include existing ActiveX Dll without including it in the setup

Robin

Thank you for your reply.

I'm unsure if the dll is registered. How can I check it. I tried to
check it in VB6 References. It shows up there. I'm unsure because I have
referenced it before in VB.Net.

Another question is the interop.dll

Does this file not contain any parts of the DLL itself? How about
licensing if I distributing such an interop file?

Regards

Manfred



Duracel wrote:


Manfred,


If the control is registered, then you can reference it and just ship the
interop library. The registry should know where it is so you don't need to
store a path to it.


Robin



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