>I have a form that use an OCX with my codes embeded in the OCX (OLE METHOD) method. 2 months later I need to update the form with a newer version of OCX.
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>What do I need to do to have my form to able to use the newer version of OCX? DO I need to cut/paste the codes from the old OCX to the new OCX for that form? How do I know I have the latest version of OCX on the form?
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Unless there is a lot of code, the easiest way would be to drop an instance of the new control on the form, and cut and paste. If there is a lot of code, and this would be a PITA, you can hack the scx file by opening it as a table, finding the record that corresponds to your ActiveX control, and change the version of the control by (carefully) changing the OLEClass property in the properties field. You will need to COMPILE your form after doing this.

As always, make a backup of your form before hacking it.