>>Do you have the manual? If not, why not? The information you need is in chapter two, right at the beginning. I haven't worked with this product for a while, but I think that maybe if this information isn't in the help file, it may be planned that way in order to discourage pirated use of the product. Can't say I blame them. It's a very nice product, I'd try to protect it if it were mine. :)
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>I don't see why it can be interpreted like that. All those OCXs are sent with a license file that only the developer has. A user does not have that file so he can't use the control in development. Or, maybe I misunderstool your question.
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>As for me, I ordered it today by credit card. I didn't request the manual as they said the help is the same.
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>I have sent them an email to know which files to distribute.
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>Thanks.

Michel,

I meant no insult to you. But I wasn't referring to the end user trying to develop with the distributed control, I was referring to someone who got an illegal copy of the DynaZip disks. I know it seems shocking :) but some people give away copies to friends, who in turn try to use them in software they develop and sell. !! Anyway, did you download it and get an activation code over the Internet or something? Just curious.

If their reply is cryptic, let me know and I'll list the files for you. I'm just weary because of the above scenario, and I've known this to be true by experience. I don't have an issue with people who do that in a 'try before you buy' mindset, but I try to be honest with my developing and wouldn't want to be blamed for helping an illegal user. I'm not accusing you of this. Just letting you know my reason for hesitation.

Dana