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    mazizi
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    you know if you want to use an ocx(activex) file in your project, you have to register it in your system & subsequently the others who use your program have to do that. i'm looking for a way which load activex in a .h file so we don't need to register it. can you help me? thanks.

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      you know if you want to use an ocx(activex) file in your project, you have to register it in your system & subsequently the others who use your program have to do that. i'm looking for a way which load activex in a .h file so we don't need to register it. can you help me? thanks.

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      Garth J Lancaster
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      even if you use #import or the Class-Wizard to generate the wrappers, I think you still need to have registered the control 'g'

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        you know if you want to use an ocx(activex) file in your project, you have to register it in your system & subsequently the others who use your program have to do that. i'm looking for a way which load activex in a .h file so we don't need to register it. can you help me? thanks.

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        Check if the following link on Reg-Free COM helps: http://www.developer.com/net/cplus/article.php/3626016/Simplify-Application-Deployment-with-Registration-Free-COM.htm[^]

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