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sherifffruitfly
Hi,
Just like the subject says - I'm deploying to users who (apparently)
don't have rights to successfully run regsvr32, so I'm trying to use
the tip found here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/04/RegFreeCOM/default.aspx?print=true&loc=null
As I look at my dll reference in VS, I notice there IS no Isolated
property.
Uh-oh - I just noticed the article is talking about VS2005. I'm using
VS2003, on .NET 1.1 - is registration-free COM not an option for me? If
not, what can I do to get around the user-not-having-regsvr-permissions
issue?
Thanks for any ideas,
cdj
Just like the subject says - I'm deploying to users who (apparently)
don't have rights to successfully run regsvr32, so I'm trying to use
the tip found here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/04/RegFreeCOM/default.aspx?print=true&loc=null
As I look at my dll reference in VS, I notice there IS no Isolated
property.
Uh-oh - I just noticed the article is talking about VS2005. I'm using
VS2003, on .NET 1.1 - is registration-free COM not an option for me? If
not, what can I do to get around the user-not-having-regsvr-permissions
issue?
Thanks for any ideas,
cdj