Yes.

The command I used was

regsvr32 "S:\PC Source\SalesLink 3.1.0\test\myproject.dll"

where "S:" is a network drive.

you said I should put

regsvr32 \\YOTTA\Path\YourDLL.DLL

but I cannot put

regsvr32 "\\YOTTA\S:\PC Source\SalesLink 3.1.0\test\myproject.dll"  or
regsvr32 "\\YOTTA\PC Source\SalesLink 3.1.0\test\myproject.dll"

because regsvr32 cannot locate the DLL.

The object is registered because I can create it using CREATEOBJECT(). At this stage I am doing everything locally.

Regards
Geoff Scott


>Did you tried registering the class how i mentioned with regsvr32
>
>the problem is that when you try to create an obeject from a DLL that resides in a Server, the createobject searches in the local windows registry a DLL entry which is located in a directory named "SERVER".
>
>Every ActiveX DLL that you want to access has to be registered, if you have a ActiveX DLL in your PC, in order to use it you have to register it, the same with a ActiveX DLL that resides in a remote server, regardedless if they have or not the same name, windows will create a unique name for both of them.