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    activeX control version controlling

    Sorry havent checked this forum lately. You need to manually open the INF file and edit it. Also you need to make sure you increment the version on your OCX file each new revision. Brian Seekford http://www.SeekfordSolutions.com Brian Seekford Seekford Solutions, Inc...
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    ActiveX inside ActiveX using Visual Studio 6.0

    You will need to create the control with a valid window. The NULL parameter will not cut it. Use your own controls window, or the ::GetDesktopWindow() Brian Seekford http://www.SeekfordSolutions.com
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    send data from ASP page to the activeX control

    Copy the data into SESSION variables for this task. Brian Seekford http://www.SeekfordSolutions.com
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    Signing by hand

    You can sign the activex control with a test certificate but you are still going to get the warnings since Internet Explorer verifies the certificate. Remember, there are three checks performed on a certificate to avoid the warnings. Brian Seekford http://www.SeekfordSolutions.com
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    activeX control version controlling

    You need to update the version information in the .INF file in your cab and in the HTML code referring to the cab file. Internet Explorer checks the version number against what it downloaded last. If they are the same, it wont download another one. Brian Seekford http://www.SeekfordSolutions.com
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