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How to know if a object library is register ??
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How to know if a object library is register ??
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How to know if a object library is register ??
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Fred
I suspect that one is not
Don't know how to check it but heres how to add it:
using RegSvr32.Exe, a utility program that ships with Visual Basic and allows you to register DLL's and other files into the system registry.
Type the following command into the "Start" "Run" dialog, replacing <Path To Windows\System(32)> with the full path to your Windows\System folder:
Example
RegSvr32.Exe <Path To Windows\System(32)>\MSSTDFMT.DLL
i.e.
RegSvr32.Exe c:\Winnt\system32\xxxxxxxx.dll
;-)
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Don't know how to check it but heres how to add it:
using RegSvr32.Exe, a utility program that ships with Visual Basic and allows you to register DLL's and other files into the system registry.
Type the following command into the "Start" "Run" dialog, replacing <Path To Windows\System(32)> with the full path to your Windows\System folder:
Example
RegSvr32.Exe <Path To Windows\System(32)>\MSSTDFMT.DLL
i.e.
RegSvr32.Exe c:\Winnt\system32\xxxxxxxx.dll
;-)
DougP, MCP
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