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Legal to distribute NTSvc.ocx in an application
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I don't see why not.
There is not redist file or such as far as I'm aware.
MS doesn't support it at all.
The NTService control was created so that developers of VB applications could run the apps as a NT service.
IMO it can be used as you wish, as long as you keep MS out of the picture (no mentioning, no resposibility, no liability, no support).
There is not redist file or such as far as I'm aware.
MS doesn't support it at all.
The NTService control was created so that developers of VB applications could run the apps as a NT service.
IMO it can be used as you wish, as long as you keep MS out of the picture (no mentioning, no resposibility, no liability, no support).
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NTSvc.ocx is no longer distributed on microsoft.com, you'll have to use Google to find a copy.
BTW, do not put any breakpoints in the OnStart and OnStop events -- you'll crash VB. You'll need to debug your code by writing to a file or the NT event log.
Chip H.
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BTW, do not put any breakpoints in the OnStart and OnStop events -- you'll crash VB. You'll need to debug your code by writing to a file or the NT event log.
Chip H.
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