>>OK - I'm confused - I was under the impression that ActiveX = .OCX, however Dynazip seems to be implementing ActiveX controls strictly through DLLs.
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>Technically, ActiveX <> DLLs. It is a verbage that VB uses, calling COM Servers ActiveX DLLs.
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>>Ok - no biggie - except - how to I distribute Dynazip with setup wizard? The controls don't appear in my "Active X" list on the setup wizard. Do I just select the DLLs in the COM Components picker? Does it then "know" where to put them depending on which OS (98, NT, 2K) it is installing on, despite the fact that it is coming from various places on my computer?
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>You should manually add them to your application. If I remember correctly, you can install them in your application directory.
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>>Thanks!

I just distributed an application using the Dynazip ActiveX. When I created the setup, I had the DZ controls listed among my ActiveX controls. Therefore, I think you may not have registered the controls correctly either in Windows or in VFP. Make sure that the controls are listed in the Tools/Options/Controls listing under ActiveX.

When setup executed, it put the DLL files in exactly the right location. If you are using their standard messaging program, be sure to copy DZPROG32.EXE into your distribution directory so setup can find it, then tell setup to install the program in the system directory on the target machine.