>>Yeah,
>>
>>I select the DZZip control from the controls toolbar and place it on the form.
>>
>>How do you use DZ without the ActiveX control?
>>
>>TIA
>>>I use DZ but not the OCX. I place a copy of the DZIP32.DLL, DUNZIP32.DLL, DZ_EZ32.DLL and DZPROG32.EXE in my folder where I run the setup wizard from. All of these files are installed into the APP folder. Are you really trying to install the OCX [ActiveX control]?
>>>
>>>>Ok, I know this is a no-brainer for someone... I'm using DynaZip in my app and I need to register the ActiveX controls when the app is installed. I know this is done in the setup wizard, but... when I check the ActiveX checkbox for the DynaZip files ( a few dll's and an exe ), I get an error when I run the resulting setup.exe file.
>>>>
>>>>The error occurs right after selecting the install directory and it says:
>>>>
>>>>-------------------------------
>>>>Setup error 827
>>>>Object 11
>>>>
>>>>Your Setup files may be damaged. Try restarting
>>>>the Setup program from where you oiginally ran it.
>>>>-------------------------------
>>>>
>>>>Any ideas?
>>>>
>>>>TIA
>
>Hi Larry,
>
>I use the DZ ActiveX. I don't drop it on a forma but I do a xForm.addobject which is the same I think.
>
>I simply include the DZACTX.DLL and DUZACTX.DLL files in the directory from which I produce the setup disks.
>In the last page of the setup wizard I tell him that this files are ActiveX and are to be installed to winsys dir.
>
>It has worked perfectly for some monthes in any system.

I also use xForm.AddObject to get the control on the form. When I had the zip control and unzip control on the same form, I kept running out of memory. I wanted to use the same form for compression and decompression, so I did it that way. That may have to do with why many people use the .DLL instead. I was still using vfp3 when I was working with it. Come to think of it, my version of DynaZip is 3.0, which may no longer be current.