comctl32 ocx

How do I get version information for a particular DLL installed on my system? I'm trying to determine which version of Comctl32.dll the system has installed. I've seen some code call GetProcAddress to get a variety of functions, such as initcommoncontrolsex, to determine a function call based on a different version. For me, this is a snag, what is the way to get the version number? There are two ways: easy and difficult. An easy way to do this is to

when the compiled ocx file is registered. By default, vs.net 2008 automatically registers the compiled ocx file after compilation. Right-click the project name and select "properties". In the displayed dialog box "deployments properties-> linker-> General ",Register outputYou can configure whether to automatically register OCX after compilation, as shown in:

Certainly, Regsvr32 is no stranger to everyone. It can always be seen in some computer tutorials or computer magazines, but such a high appearance rate "Little Star" is very mysterious in the eyes of many of us. It was rarely introduced in general articles, at most, I just gave a few articles to explain how to use it to solve common problems. Many of my friends may have used Regsvr32 many times under the guidance of some articles, however, I still don't know about it. Today, I will use this arti

When compiling Delphi applications, ActiveX controls are often encountered [Note: OCX controls or DLL-type libraries], which provide a simple operation path for application development. However, these programs are faced with ActiveX Control registration issues while being released. Solution: 1. Using the installer to create a package file will usually increase the size of the program itself. When the system reinstalls the package, it must be re-instal

During my work over the past few days, I think everyone may feel a headache for loading ActiveX controls in VB6.0. For example, sometimesWhen you open a project, a prompt box indicating that the project cannot be loaded or loaded is displayed. When you want to use a control, you cannot find it in VB6.0 ...... This situation is really annoying !!! Of course, I have certainly encountered such problems when writing these things, but I have forgotten the phrase "not to be the motive force of discov

Some time ago the company did a relatively large project, need to use the OCX control, I plant most of the projects are used C#.net, and the WinForm program bar with the OCX interface is relatively simple, but JavaScript call OCX interface, but and WinForm usage somewhat different, In fact, it can be found that: the difference is not big.This article mainly elabo

Some time ago the company made a relatively large project, need to use OCX control, I plant most of the projects are used C#.net, and WinForm program with OCX control interface is relatively simple, but the JavaScript call OCX interface, but and WinForm use a little different, In fact, it can be found that: the difference is not big.The author of this article mai

When selecting folders in web application development, this is troublesome for web programmers. Because of local security restrictions, JS cannot access local files, folder selection is generally avoided, when I was writing a program, I also encountered the same problem. I started to try to use JS to traverse files, and there was no way to get the result, practice has proved that the best solution is to write an OCX control by yourself, so you only ne

the Project Properties dialog box, configure "all deployments. On the "deployments properties-> General" tab, select "use MFC in a static library" for "use of MFC" to automatically package the relevant libraries of MFC and controls during compilation. The selection of "Character Set" depends on the specific situation. Note that "Unicode Character Set" and "Mulity-Byte Character Set" are completely different in character processing (character encoding is different, multibytetowidechar or widecha

capicom, which is registered using the regsvr32.exe Capicom. dll command if it is not found) For more information about how to use. NET to develop Activex controls, see my other article (including source code download): ActiveX printing Control Implemented by C #. Emphasize two points: 1. After selecting "register for com inerop" in the "generate" item of ActiveX project properties, local debugging will automatically register the control (windows7 needs to run the project as an administrator

, if it is written here (you can modify it), you should set the generated Keyfile. copy the SNK file to the project directory to ensure that the SNK file can be found during compilation. In this way, the compiled dll can be written to GAC:Gacutil-I yourdll. dll If your project references other control or DLL without strong names, you need to perform the next step. 2. Add a strong name to a control or DLL without a strong name Two tools are used here. Net comes with tlbimp and aximp. Tlbimp conve

ActiveX control cannot be registered during VB engineering. You must have encountered this problem when working on the VB project. When adding controls to VB, project → parts → browsing. After adding components you need, "*. ocx cannot be registered as ActiveX control. At this time, you may register it with regsvr32, But it prompts "*. loading ocx control failed. No matter whether you put it in system32 or

out of the FSO component, but this is not possible. When I searched the internet, many people said that this ActiveX control was provided by IIS, And I was dizzy, is there a problem with my IIS? I am dizzy when I copy the program to the server system for debugging and still report the same error. I don't know which file this component corresponds ~ Today, I asked the experts in our group this question, saying that the corresponding file should be msinet. O