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  1. Mar 29th, 2020, 11:06 AM #6
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    Re: [RESOLVED] OCX Major/Mnior Version Question

    @wqweto. In VB source files...

    Reference = ... #hex.hex#hex
    Object = ... #dec.dec#dec

    I'm assuming the LCID in Object lines are decimal since major/minor are decimal
    In the registry, all are hex

    my test results: I set major to 10 and minor to 16
    Object={6DB5C5A5-7614-489E-8893-7942BFC94828}#10.16#0; Project1.ocx
    in the registry, it showed as: a.10

    edited. as expected, within a form hosting the compiled ocx
    Object = "{6DB5C5A5-7614-489E-8893-7942BFC94828}#10.16#0"; "Project1.ocx"
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