First of all, you copy the OCX file into one folder in your server.
Go to that folder then run (in Dos console)
c:\winnt\system32\regsvr32 yourocxfile.ocx to register your ocx.
Then in you ASP file, use Server.CreateObject("yourocx.class" to create object like you create object for FileSystemObject, Dictionary, ...
Now, by doing what you told me then you would have to send values and return them from the OCX. Is that true?
Is there a way to have the OCX appear as you see it when it is running under a local program on the server? Can the same be done with Visual Basic programs?
Thks,
Daniel Do you know the Chabad Lubavitch Sheliach in your area?
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