>Hi,
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>Is there a way to find the DLL required for an ActiveX control without having to run the Setup Wizard?
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>My app is already installed on over 70 PCs and I'd like to add an animation to one of the pages. I've manually registered other DLL files with no problems, but I don't know which DLL file to install for the internet explorer control.
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>Browser.dll seems the obvious choice, but I want to be certain.
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>TIA
Larry,
You could use the Depends.Exe utility that ships with Visual Studio. You couild examine the new DLL and see what other files it needs. Another way is to find the dependency (.DEP) file associated with the DLL. This will list all the files that the DLL requires. It is this file that the Setup Wizard examines to determine what other files it needs to package up.
HTH.
Larry Miller
MCSD
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