>Hi Matthew,
>
>When your using an ActiveX control such as ImgEdit.OCX. You must register that OCX on any machine that is going to be using your exe. The VFP setup wizard will do this for you or you can use RegSvr32 to register the control.
>
>Hope that helps.
>
>Yuanitta

That would apply to most OCX's out there, but since the ImgEdit.ocx comes with most windows versions, including it in the distribution and registering it on target machines will create conflicts, especially if the windows flavor is different than that of your development machine.

Unless you have purchased the professional version of the Imaging for Windows software, it is best to avoid the inclusion of any imaging for windows controls because the EXE will just use whatever is installed.

Another thing with these is that if you don't have the professional version you would violate the license agreement if you distribute them.