Vali,

The full instructions that you need are at the MSDN site. Under the MSDN library -> other SDK documentation -> Windows imaging. Regarding your question, it says to not use your own ocx files but to make sure that the Windows imaging is installed on the site where you are going to run the program. If that is installed, you will not have to register anything. I am not sure if it is installed by default on XP but it is on all of the Windows 2000 machines that I have looked at.

Bill

>My application is using the Image Edit and Imgae Scan controls available in Win98. These controls are coming with the Imaging application in Win98.
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>At this time I am trying to test the program with Windows 2000 and XP. I have included the OCX's I need to install in the installation kit I created.
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>What can use under XP insteda of Image Edit and Image Scan? Is Windows XP/2000 offering some ActiveX controls for editing and scanning? How to find them?
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>Thanks,
>Vali