Nick

What I've noticed is that if I create a DLL or EXE using a visual class library, it misses out text from the VBR, but if I just use a PRG on it's own, it includes all the details.

I've e-mailed you my project.

Thanks
Kev

>Yes, you can. Don't forget that the class has to be marked as OLE Public in Class Info.
>Note also, that COM EXE project supposed to have a .PRG (event empty one, which must be Set Main in a project.)
>
>>Before I do that, can you create COM objects using visual class libraries, or does the whole thing have to be in a prg?
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>>Thanks
>>Kev
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>>>Try to edit VBR file and make this line like:
>>>HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MyCom.Main = Main
>>>
>>>Seems that VBR file ws not generated correctly, so there is a problem with your COM project which needs to be fixed before you will be able to do it properly
>>>
>>>Could you send me your COM EXE project so I could check what is going on?
>>>Also, Win 98 is not a good place to run the COM EXE server under. There is an article how to do it, but I was not able to get it working (I know some people did, however I didn't try hard and moved under Windows 2000)
>>>
>>>>OK, I've registered the EXE on another PC (w98) and tried CliReg from my PC, and I get exactly the same message.
>>>>
>>>>Any ideas?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>Kev
>>>>
>>>>>Are you trying to do setup for the client and the server on the same PC? If so, that would not work.
>>>>>
>>>>>>Nick
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I get an error when trying a CliReg32, please note though, I am testing this using my WinXP machine only, so that could be the issue.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The error is Invalid read from the .VBR file. "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MyCom.Main = "
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Any ideas?
>>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>>Kev
>>>>>>