Uh you don't need controls, just look at the MCI functions in the windows
sdk.
Quote:
> On Win2K, the syntax would look something like this:
> C:\WINNT\system32\regsvr32.exe <full path to your .OCX>
> You can run this from the Windows Start/Run menu selection. Here's an
> example:
> C:\WINNT\system32\regsvr32.exe c:\winnt\system32\comdlg32.ocx
> This all depends where your copy or REGSVR32.EXE is located, but this
should
> put you in the ballpark.
> Henry
> > > I'm trying to install my copy of MCI32.OCX that came with HOW TO
PROGRAM
> > > VISUAL BASIC 6 by DIETEL & DIETEL, but having problems. It's on the
CD,
> and
> > > I copied it's .INF file as well as the .OCX to my C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
> folder,
> > > right clicked the INF and clicked INSTALL, but when I added the OCX to
> my
> > > toolbox and tried to use it, I got the error that I'm not registered
to
> use
> > > it in the development environment (and it came on a CD tutorial with a
> text
> > > book, so I think it's safe to assume I'm licensed to play with it).
> > > Any help? Please email if possible, thanks!
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> > You need to register the OCX, I do not have the right syntax here
> > but do a search (www.google.com) on OCX and register and you will
> > find something.
> > B
problem with MCI32.OCX