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A .INF file for registering / Unregistering your object libraries..
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| Submitted on: |
2/16/2001 4:16:34 PM |
| By: |
Brian Heath
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Unrated |
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C, C++ (general), Microsoft Visual C++, Borland C++ |
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This power of this code is in the .INF file that updates the registry. The d2 Register/Unregister DLLOCX 2.0 is a 2nd generation release. If you are developing ActiveX components, you totally know "REGSVR32.EXE" isn't part of RAD at all. With d2 Register/Unregister DLLOCX 2.0 it's much quicker: Simply right-click an OCX or DLL file and select "Register control"/ "Unregister control" (for OCX files) or "Register library"/"Unregister library" (for DLL files) from the appearing menu.
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 3/7/2004 3:27:48 PM: sfrabidi
Hello Brian!
I am using Windows XP and Windows 2000 both Server and Professional. All operating systems are on different machines.
When I right click the .inf file it does not give me the option to install. What shall I do??
Also please tell me if this is Visual Basic code or C++ code.
Thanks and best wishes for you and your family.
Sincerely,
Farrukh Rasheed
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