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    MSINET.OCX help

    I'm trying to create a setup.exe using Inno...but several people have told me that when the program loads, it's looking for MSINET.OCX. How do I correct this error?

    Obviously I'm not having this issue on my own computer.

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    Re: MSINET.OCX help

    Do you have this OCX included in your installation package?

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    Re: MSINET.OCX help

    no, how do I include this?

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    Re: MSINET.OCX help

    I've never used Inno, but I would imagine you would include that the same way you include your other files.

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    Re: MSINET.OCX help

    it's a system file...so I can't put it in the App.Path, it has to be registered in the system folder.

    Any ideas?

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    Re: MSINET.OCX help

    Don't you have the ability to tell your installation package where to put each and every file?

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    Re: MSINET.OCX help

    and register it? I'm using Inno....I don't know if it has that ability

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    Re: MSINET.OCX help

    Quote Originally Posted by takamine334
    and register it? I'm using Inno....I don't know if it has that ability
    Most installation packages will take care of registering components for you. Even the P&DW.

    I would suggest bundling this OCX in a deployement package and then test it on a machine that doesn't have your app installed and see how it works.

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