Re: Access is denied to this object

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To get the label security in the files/folders:
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B308418&x=12&y=15

After that you can change the permisions on the files.

sid escribió:
I get the following Error:

The call to Server.CreateObject failed while checking permissions.
Access is denied to this object.

When my ASP file executes this line:
Set MyDll = Server.CreateObject ("MyDll.clsMyDll")

Microsoft article 'Article ID : 278013' states:
RESOLUTION
To resolve this problem, assign Windows NT File System (NTFS) Read and
Execute file permissions to the appropriate users for VB run time
(Msvbvm60.dll). VB run time is usually located in the Winnt\System32
folder.

I am using XP workstation for development.
Can someone tell me exactly where to assign this permission ?
When I drill down to the "Msvbvm60.dll" file, and right click. I don't
have a security and/or permissions tab.

Thanks

Sid.

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