You mean, FAQ #7699? I recalled, that something was already here, that's why I suggested to check first.

>I am a little late with my advices, Paul Vlad Tatavu has already added such entry in FAQ.
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>>Nadya,
>>
>>OK, I will check the FAQ section and place my advices if something like that is not already there.
>>
>>Alex
>>
>>>Alexander,
>>>
>>>If there is no FAQ on this topic already, please, place both your advices into the FAQ section.
>>>
>>>>I just got an idea, if a control (DLL or OCX) has function to register itself, why do not call it directly?
>>>>

>>>>* just to handle errors
>>>>lSuccess = .T.
>>>>nResult = 0
>>>>On Error lSuccess = .F.
>>>>Declare Integer DllRegisterServer In SomeDLLorOCX
>>>>nResult = DllRegisterServer()
>>>>On Error
>>>>Clear DLLs
>>>>If m.lSuccess And m.nResult = 0
>>>>    && we have it sucessfully registered
>>>>Else
>>>>    && it may be no ActiveX control or some other problem
>>>>EndIf
>>>>

>>>>The same way, but using DllUnregisterServer, we may unregister control, remove entries created through DllRegisterServer.
>>>>
>>>>Alex
>>>>
>>>>P.S.
>>>>Maybe post this idea to FAQ?
>>>>
>>>>>Is there a way inside VFP (preferably without the RUN command) to determine if a control (DLL or OCX) has been registered, and if not register it?
>>>>>
>>>>>Bryan A. Jackson
>>>>>FOCUS CMC