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    Project Compatibility

    When I create my Active X Server using Project Compatiblity, I compile it, and it works fine.

    Then I make a change and compile it again, and it says that the exe cannot be overwritten or it is in use. And it isn't in use, as far as I can tell.

    Does anyone know what's going on?

    Also, I've been changing the filename to get around this issue, so now I have 3 items in my References dialog box... how can I get rid of the references to older versions?

    -Steve

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    You can create your first ActiveX in a tmpfolder to preserve the compatibility in that file. After all your compilings can be done in your work folder, preserving the compatibility with the first ActiveX of the tmpfolder.

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    gggrrr

    After the first compile, change the project compatibility to Binary.

    This ensures that the project will keep the same set of GUID's etc and stop appearing the registry (and hence References dialogue) more than once.



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