>PMFJI, but you need to pass the name of the OCX to Regsvr32 like:

>regsvr32 MyOcx.Ocx

>This can be done at the DOS/CMD prompt. You could also use the DLLRegisterServer function in the OCX. An OCX is also a DLL. Ex.

>declare integer DllRegisterServer in Comctl32.ocx
DllRegisterServer()

>HTH.


Thanks Larry.

can I issue "declare integer DllRegisterServer in Comctl32.ocx" and "DllRegisterServer()" at the client site even though they only have run time files.