Article ID: 163183
Article Last Modified on 10/20/2003
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Office 97 Developer Edition
This article was previously published under Q163183
Moderate: Requires basic macro, coding, and interoperability skills.
SUMMARY
When you distribute an ActiveX control with your run-time application, include the .ocx file for the ActiveX control and any .dll or other supporting files needed by the control.
To make this easier, the Setup Wizard supports the use of dependency (.dep) files. The .dep file for an ActiveX control contains information specifying the files that are required to use the control. Each ActiveX control supplied with Microsoft Office 97 Developer Edition Tools (ODE) has a corresponding .dep file.
This article lists the supporting files that appear in the .dep files for the ActiveX controls included in the ODE.
MORE INFORMATION
The following file(s) are required for the ActiveX controls included with Microsoft Office 97 Developer Edition Tools (ODE).
ActiveX Required Supporting Dependent
Control File Name File Name(s) File Name
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Calendar Mscal.ocx None Mscal.dep
CommonDialog Comdlg32.ocx Comcat.dll Comdlg32.dep
ImageList Comctl32.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
ListView Comctl32.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
ProgressBar Comctl32.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
Slider Comctl32.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
StatusBar Comctl32.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
TabStrip Comctl32.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
Toolbar Comctl32.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
TreeView Comctl32.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
InternetTransfer Msinet.ocx Comcat.dll Comctl32.dep
Wint351.exe
AxDist.exe
RichTextBox Richtx32.ocx Comcat.dll Richtx32.dep
RichEd32.dll
UpDown Comct232.ocx Comcat.dll Comct232.dep
Winsock Mswinsck.ocx Comcat.dll Mswinsck.dep
AxDist.exe
NOTE: All .dll and .ocx files should be installed in the C:\Windows\System folder so that they can be shared with other applications. The Setup Wizard suggests this path automatically for ActiveX (.ocx) control files.
REFERENCES
For more information about ActiveX controls, search the Help Index for "ActiveX controls," and then "Adding ActiveX Controls to Your Custom Setup Program," or ask the Microsoft Access 97 Office Assistant.
Keywords: KB163183
