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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Check the OCX registered are not thru code

    Hi

    Is there any means to check the specific third party or user defined OCX files is registered are not(i mean to check this from code itself) before consuming it in the application?

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    Re: Check the OCX registered are not thru code

    Are you using VB6?

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    Re: Check the OCX registered are not thru code

    yes it's VB 6.0

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    Re: Check the OCX registered are not thru code

    If you add the ocx as a component to your project, the OS will register it for you.

    When you install your project, the installer will register it for you.

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    Question Re: Check the OCX registered are not thru code

    Actually What I meant is that is there any dynamic way to check the OCX used in the Current Application is get registered in the local system. Is there any way or manually we need to check from the system registry?

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    Re: Check the OCX registered are not thru code

    I would run it through regedit32 if I wasn't certain.

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