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ActiveX DLL remotely using plain ASP
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ActiveX DLL for a customer and his website is hosted on a third party server, how are you going to register and unregister the component without having to request the server administrator to do it for you. The latter may even have reservations about this for security or other business reasons
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Oct 10, 2006
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