The trick is to find the moniker, which is sometimes non-obvious. If the control can be dropped on a form, you can find it (most of the time; at least some of the ChilKat controls differ on this, and you have to use the moniker provided in their help pages for VFP) in the OleClass property. If there is a .1 or .2, etc., on the end, you can usually ignore that, which will make your program a little more robust.

And of course, the control must be registered using regsvr32.exe, in your %winsys% directory.

Hank

>yeah...what the title says.
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>I've tried CREATEOBJ, but VFP keeps telling me that it can't find the class definition