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    basic help with compiling my VB6 program

    hi all

    i created a simple app, and i am using some icons and buttons that i
    created in Photoshop. i also use the Tabbed control and the Progress Bar control. can anyone explain me how to make a setup.exe that will also
    install all the correct directories of the icons and buttons?

    i tried working with inno_setup, but i cant see my icons and pictures
    after install...

    thanks

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    Re: basic help with compiling my VB6 program

    stingran,

    Try ********** combined with Inno Setup. What exactly do you mean you can't see your icons and pictures after installation? Where are they supposed to be?

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    Re: basic help with compiling my VB6 program

    I am sorry, i guess i wasnt too much focused.
    i didnt read the entire manual before asking.. RTFM, i know...

    any way, now i got things working out, but still have other questions:
    i am using my company's OCX, which name is REcom.
    but when i look at VB component list, it is appearing as: c:\orad\REcom\REcom.dll

    in order to have this in my SW after compiling, do you think it is enough
    to only add this line into Inno:?

    Source: "OCX\ReCom.dll"; DestDir: "{sys}"; Flags: restartreplace sharedfile regserver

    i dont really know the differences between dlls,ocx and so on...

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    Re: basic help with compiling my VB6 program

    stingran,

    I repeat use **********. It will tell you all that is needed to include in your setup. In fact it will create you whole setup script for you.

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