Active X cant create component in a runtime executeable

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  • Chris Asaipillai

    #1

    Active X cant create component in a runtime executeable

    Ok i have a Visual Basic Group of projects contaiining the following

    Talk Talk.vbp (Visual Basic Project) and the main application

    3 DLLS inc

    Import Files
    Login Audit
    Render

    These are included as Visual Basic projects within the application.

    Each of DLLs are included in my project references (pointing to references
    on my local machine)

    I make the .exe and that runs ok.

    However when I run the exe on another users machine , I get the following
    error message

    'Active X cant create component'

    Is there a reference missing to the above Dlls?

    I thought the DLLS would be included in the .exe. when its made?

    Help please!


  • J French

    #2
    Re: Active X cant create component in a runtime executeable

    On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 09:41:31 +0100, "Chris Asaipillai"
    <chris.asaipill ai@btinternet.c om> wrote:
    [color=blue]
    >Ok i have a Visual Basic Group of projects contaiining the following
    >
    >Talk Talk.vbp (Visual Basic Project) and the main application
    >
    >3 DLLS inc
    >
    >Import Files
    >Login Audit
    >Render
    >
    >These are included as Visual Basic projects within the application.
    >
    >Each of DLLs are included in my project references (pointing to references
    >on my local machine)
    >
    >I make the .exe and that runs ok.
    >
    >However when I run the exe on another users machine , I get the following
    >error message
    >
    >'Active X cant create component'
    >
    >Is there a reference missing to the above Dlls?[/color]
    [color=blue]
    >I thought the DLLS would be included in the .exe. when its made?[/color]

    They will not be 'included'

    The other machine needs a copy of those DLLs
    - and if they were made in VB then they will need Registering

    ie: RegSvr32 this.dll


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