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>>After reading some of Rick Strahl's white papers, I was under the impression, when using DCOM, you did not have to install the full version on the client machine. You can just register the typelibrary. Simply copy the .VBR file to the client machine and running CLIREG32. Since I am not that familiar with the process, I was wondering if what I have stated is accurate.
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>See the MSDN entry on Registering a Script Component for Remote Instantiation in the MSDN documentation; it defines the exact requirements quite concisely. This is included in the Script Component Turtorial. It even suggests an exact method to create the proer registry information by exporting the necessary registry key data to a .REG file, which can then be used on local computers to create the necessary registry entries.


I'll check that out, thanks.