problem with my program

[Keithuk]

Win2k/XP have the basic VB6 RunTime files installed as standard, Win9x/ME don't. They won't normally have any additional dll/ocx's. Put these in the Windows\System folder and you should register them, but it should work without doing this.

I've made apps for WinXP and just put the ocx's in the Windows\System32 folder without registering them and it works perfectly.

[Pouncer]

ok my friend is using windows 2000 and his system32 is in

C:\WINNT\system32

he put the mswncock.ocx in there and when he open my program he gets

Run Time Error'76': Path not Found
and he is using the D:\ not C:\

[Keithuk]

Thats an error in your app not the ocx.

[Pouncer]

ok my friend is using windows 2000 and his system32 is in

C:\WINNT\system32

he put the mswncock.ocx in there and when he open my program he gets

Run Time Error'76': Path not Found
and he is using the D:\ not C:\

but now i told my friend to make a folder called windows in his c drive, and then a folder called system32 and put the ocx on system32, he open my program and it now works...

but this is very time consuming to make the folders manually for the user if they dnt exists

[MartinLiss]

but now i told my friend to make a folder called windows in his c drive, and then a folder called system32 and put the ocx on system32, he open my program and it now works...

but this is very time consuming to make the folders manually for the user if they dnt exists

If you use the P&D Wizard, Inno, or other setup program to create a set of installation files, and the have the people install your program, you won't have those problems.

[Harsh Gupta]

but now i told my friend to make a folder called windows in his c drive, and then a folder called system32 and put the ocx on system32, he open my program and it now works...

but this is very time consuming to make the folders manually for the user if they dnt exists

this is where installation concepts helps you............through it u can automatically create such folders n register your control.............though u have to try before actully distributing, even that install file!!!