VB5 generates 32-bit OCX's only, so technically they won't work with Windows 3.11, which is a 16-it operating system. BUT... I've heard rumor that Internet Explorer for Windows 3.1 has a way to make the 32-bit OCX's work under Windows 3.1 for ActiveX controls on a web page. Best way to find out is to write a small simple OCX (a button and a lable), and try to use the control on a Windows 3.1 machine.

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Lee Perkins
TigerBase Technologies
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>I am very new to Visual Basic, so pls excuse me if this is a very simple question..
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>I downloaded control creation edition of VB to test how it works and whether I can create any OCX's which can be used in VFP
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>I want to enquire one thing.. that the OCX's created in VB will only run in Win 95/NT or it can run in 3.11 also..
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>Thanks for any help !!!