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Souinds like you are referencing a DLL in your project that isn't registered on your machine.
Open up your Project's .vbp file in Notepad and see if that CLSID is contained in a Reference=... line - if it is that line will also tell you the name of the DLL. Find that DLL and register it using regsvr32.
If the CLSID isn't in your vbp then it may be a DLL being used by a component (OCX) which has been added to your project. In that case you will have to check that each component which is referenced has been properly installed.
If anyone out there has that CLSID registered on their system (I don't), perhaps they could tell us what file it is (look in regedit under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/CLSID/{6884E12E-342A-463A-9703-1CA4148AAE05}/InProcServer32)
Thanks for your help Phil!! Will check this later this evening.
"If anyone out there has that CLSID registered on their system (I
don't), perhaps they could tell us what file it is (look in regedit under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/CLSID/{6884E12E-342A-463A-9703-1CA4148AAE05}/InProcServer32)"
If anyone can provide this info it will be greatly appreciated.