Export OCX and EXE File?

[Dale]

Hey, uh here.

Go to Project, Resources, and Scroll down to "Microsoft Scripting Runtime" then

Public  FSO as Filesystemobject, and go from there.

[vuther.de]

x86] link=topic=15294.msg155192#msg155192 date=1151855109]
Yet they're not as stupid as you because they have the common sense to understand that I used VB terms in a discussion about, of all things, VB.

Get a girlfriend and waste her time instead of mine.

Get a boyfriend and waste his time instead of mine*

It's a girl.

[Grok]

Get back on topic.

The most lightweight installer you could use is an INF file.  With that you have full control over placement of your OCX and EXE files.

More elaborate setup editors let you create MSI files.  You could and should use those instead of INF, if you must learn one.

[Clan CDH]

i finished this project a month ago, not using the post here, but with the help of a friend who showed me a better way of doing this.