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Thread: to which activeX is my exe depended to?

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    to which activeX is my exe depended to?

    how can i see for a given exe file all of its activex dependencies?

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    in VB look under the project menu and check 'references' and 'components'
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    I didn't made the exe another person made it i want to know which ocx are being used by the exe and i do not have P & D wizard is there any other way to get that info?
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    Look at planet-source-code.com for "dependency viewer" or somthing similar. There are a couple of projects there that do that.
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    what about VB's Dependency Walker is there a way that can give me such an info when i run it i get only the info that my exe is depended on very common libs like msvbvm60.dll
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