>Michel,
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>>I have the main server and a secondary server. So, I succeeded in using the PJX files from the secondary in my workstation. So, when I build an EXE with that PJX files, I can now have that EXE to be executed on the secondary server as the COM ID matches the one over there. However, I also want that same EXE to run on the main server. The COM ID of the project on the main server is different. How can I succeed in having the build EXE from the workstation to run as is on both servers? For that, I assume I need to have the same ID on each server. Is that possible?
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>Yes, you can do it one of two ways, of course. Keep the main server ID by copying the PJX from the main server to the workstation, then building with it and re-registering the EXE on the Secondary server. Or, you can try to reregister the new ID on the main server, whichever you prefer.
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>Either way, you do MyServer.exe /register to register it. However, in some cases you may have to go thru the registry cleaning out all references to the OLD CLSID before successfully making it work with the new one, so be sure to write down the old CLSID before reregistering the new one. You also might have to go back into DCOMCNFG after cleaning it out and reregistering.
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>Sometimes it's simple, and sometimes it's a pain, but in the end, worth the effort to have them standardized on the same ID.

Thanks, I'll try it.