There should be a file in the same directory as the .ocx control you are
using that has the same name as the control, but has the extension .dep.
This is the dependency file for the control which lists the files that it
depends on.  If this file is missing, then unless they are exposing
dependency information some other way that I'm not familiar with, P & D
won't be able to determine which other files to include in the package.

-----Original Message-----
From: rohith shetty [mailto:crohith@h...]
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 4:16 PM
To: professional vb
Subject: [pro_vb] RE: P & D Wizard



Hi Peter,

Thank you for responding to my message.  Maybe I am not getting the
right message but I am trying to use a third party's activeX control with my
application.  I  looked at their documentation and they have the
two controls (xxx.ocx, and yyy.ocx) listed as self registered components
when I try to distribute my application.  I'm not sure what this means
to have them self-registered.  Again I am new to this so I'm sorry if I
am asking a beginner's question.

Rohith