Also, you need the vfp6t.dll (or 7),(yourapp).dll,(yourapp).vbr,(yourapp).tlb on the target machine when you do the regsvr32.exe. Our setup includes all of these, registers the app, and then launches the browser to the app. You could easily do the same to automate the distribution to your laptops...
>We've been running VFP com dlls that are accessed from ASP on our website for several months now, and they now want to put examples on some laptops.
>The laptops are running Windows 2000 Server, and I've not been able to figure out how to register the dlls on Win2k server.
>REGSVR32.exe keeps reporting an "Unhandled Error" [0x80004005], and the COM+ manager doesn't seem to be the right place either.
>Am I missing something, or will I need to upgrade to VFP 7?
>Has anyone else run into upgrade problems moving dlls from NT4 to Win2k?
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>Peter