I have never met anyone who has actually used ActiveX documents in a live 
application.  Probably your best bet would be to get ahold of a copy of 
Dan Appleman's "Developing COM/ActiveX Components in Visual Basic 6".  He 
has a section on this.

R

> I have created an ActiveX Document using VB6.0 and now need to deploy 
it 
t> o our company intranet site (all users are running IE 5.5). After 
running 
t> he Package and Deployment Wizard I now have a .vbd document, a .cab 
file, 
a> nd an .htm file on the web server. The main issue, is that when given 
a 
l> ink to the .vbd file, no one other than myself is able to open the 
d> ocument. I'm relatively new to this process, so I've got a couple of 
g> eneral questions:

> 1 - Do I need to register the ActiveX Document or any of the neccessary 
c> omponents on the web-server itself? And, if so, how is this 
accomplished?
2>  - Does the directory (on the web-server) need to be configured in any 
p> articular way?
3>  - What is the purpose of the html file that is automatically created? 
C> an I just create a link directly to the .vbd file itself?

> Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide!

> Brian